Training Manual . M. : Mirror-M, 2010. — 250 s. — ISBN 978-5-94373-177-8 . The book is dedicated to the "glorious revolution" of 1688-1689 . a key event in English history of world significance and its main result is the Bill of Rights, which is still considered part of the British Constitution. Based on the richest documentary material, the author reveals the essence and course of this event, which began as a military operation to capture England by the ruling factions of the Netherlands, but then resulted in a constitutional revolution in this country. The book is described in detail on the basis of the "Journals" of the House of Lords and the House of Commons. notes, Journals and Memoirs of British Statesmen , how the main ideological and legal documents of the "Glorious Revolution" were developed - the Declaration of Rights and the Bill of Rights , A critical analysis of their content is given by , ..................................... Their importance for the constitutional development of England is shown. At the end of the book is given in English and translated by the author into Russian the full text of the "Act declaring the rights and freedoms of the subject and establishing the inheritance of the crown", better known under the short title "Bill of Rights of 1689" .. The book is intended for teachers and students of law and historical universities, for all interested in the mysteries of world political history. The Glorious Revolution of 168889 in England: Historiographical Problems The concept of "glorious revolution" in the political ideology of England of the XVII and XVIII centuries Interpretations of the "Glorious Revolution" in English historiography of the second half of the 18th - first half of the 20th century (E.) Burke, J. Russell, T. B. Macaulay, G. M. Trevelyan), Modern Foreign Historiography of the “Glorious Revolution” Theme of the “Glorious Revolution” and the Bill of Rights in Modern Russian Historical and Legal Science. Preparation by the Stadhouder of the Netherlands. William, Prince of Orange's armed invasion of England"One of the strangest catastrophes to have occurred in any history"Declaration of the Prince of Orange on the motives for his invasion of England. The financial secrets of the "Glorious Revolution"The invasion of the army of Prince Orange in England Dutch troops in London . The beginning of the military expedition of the Prince of Orange to England . Departure of James II from London to Salisbury . Failure of the King's Attempt to Stop the Invasion of the Netherlands. Return of King James II to London "Fake" Declaration of the Prince of Orange. Negotiations between King James II and the Prince of Orange. The Flight of King James II from London . Prince of Orange on the outskirts of London . Return of King James II to London . Removal of King James II from London . Entry of the Prince of Orange into London . Prince of Orange in London: DecemberJanuary 1688/ 1689. Convening of the Convention. Revolution in the Convention . Start of work of the Convention. Debate on the fate of the royal throne in the House of Commons. Debate on the fate of the royal throne in the House of Lords. Controversy between the House of Lords and the House of Commons over the fate of the royal throne Conference of Representatives of both Houses 6/16 February 1688/1689 "Declaration of the Lords of Spiritual and Secular and Communities, Westminster (Declaration of Rights of 12 February 1688/1689), Establishment of a Committee to develop draft principles and measures , necessary for the better maintenance of the Protestant religion , Laws and Freedoms of English Subjects . First draft of principles and measures necessary to better secure Protestant religion, laws and liberties of English subjects(2/12 February 1688/1689 . ), Second Draft of Principles and Measures Necessary to Better Provide for Protestant Religion, Laws and Freedoms of English Subjects(7/17 February 1688/1689 . ), Third Draft of Principles and Measures Necessary to Better Provide for the Protestant Religion, Laws and Freedoms of English Subjects(8/18 February 1688/1689 . William, Prince of Orange's intervention in the debate over the fate of the English royal throne. Declaration of Rights . Proclamation of Prince and Princess of Orange as King and Queen of England. The Bill of Rights of 1689 and its Constitutional Significance History of the Bill of Rights . The Constitutional Significance of the Bill of Rights . An Act Declaring the Rights and Liberties of the Subject, and the Settlement of the Succession of the Crown (Bill of Rights), an Act Declaring the Rights and Freedoms of the Subject and Establishing the Inheritance of the Crown (Bill of Rights)