III. — Travaux de langue anglaise

a) bibliographie générale.

Alden. — The World^s représentative assemblies o/ io-day, Baltimore, 1893 (Johns Hopkins University studies in Historieal and political science, 11® série, II).

Anson Morse. — What i$ a party ? Political science Quarterly, v. XI, mars 1896.

Austin. — Lectures on jurisprudence or the philosophy of positive LaWj lect. VI (The province of jurisprudence determined), 5« éd. par Gampbell, LondoD, 1879, t. I.

Bancroft. — History of the formation of the constitution of the Uniied-Statesof America^ ?»• éd., New-York, 1885, t. II.

Bishop (Cortlandt). — History of Elections in the American colonies, New-York, 1893.

Blandford (marquis de). — England's Hereditary Republic.

Lord Brougham. — The British constitution, its history, structure and working, London, 1861.

Bryoe. — The American commomoeallh, 3« éd., LondoD, 1895.

Burgess. — Political science and comparative constitutional LaWy Boston, 1891.

The Works of John Galhoun, vol. I.

Chandler. •— Représentation in Virginia, Baltimore, 1896 (Johns Hopkins university studies inHistorical and Political science, XIV, VI- VII), ch. III, The struggle for Equalizing Représentation.

Coze (Brinton). — Anessay onjudicial Power and unconstitutional législation being a commentary on parts of the constitution of the VnitedrStaies. Pbiladelphia, 1893.

W. Crâne et Bernard Moses. — Politics, an introduction ta the study of comparative constitutional Law, New-York, 1889.

Dicey.— Introduction to the study of the law ofthe constitution^o^ éd., London, 1897.

Dunning. — Bodin on sovereignty, political science Quarierly, v. XI, p. 82 et suiv.

Durand. — Political and municipal législation in 1897, annals ofthe american Academy of political and social science, mars 1898.

The Federalist ; a commentary on the constitution ofthe United States