Textbook focuses on the legal history of the 1640-1660 revolution in England. This revolution is one of the most significant and mysterious events in English history. It has always aroused and will continue to arouse increased interest not only on the part of professional historians, but also among all educated people who want to understand the deep laws of public life, the secrets of the psychology of participants in political processes, the crowd of people, political parties and their leaders, individuals. This revolution is also interesting in that it allows you to trace on a specific example - in great detail, in detail - the logic of not only the collapse of the traditional state, but also its revival. This revolution proved to be a serious test for the legal construction of the English political system. She revealed her weaknesses and strengths. Revolutionary events showed the real practical significance of those elements of the specified construction that previously seemed exclusively abstract in nature theories and doctrines. This applies primarily to the "mixed monarchy" theory, but also to the king's two-body doctrine. Without a study of the legal history of the English Revolution, it is impossible to know the true properties of the traditional statehood and legal culture of England. Without this, it is difficult to understand how the foundations of its modern statehood were formed in this country.