New York, NY, Estados Unidos : Encounter Books, c2014.

xii, 398 p. : il. ; 24 cm.

Preface. -- I. The fall and rise of crown government. -- 1. Rex Quondam, Rex Futurus. -- 2. The American president. -- 3. The British prime minister. -- 4. Exporting Westminster. -- 5. The rise of crown government. -- II. The pitfalls of presidentialism. -- 6. American exceptionalism. -- 7. Jack Sprat's law. -- 8. Taming the king. -- 9. Madisonian infirmities. -- 10. Tyrannophilia. -- Appendix A: The framers. -- Appendix B: Presidentialism and liberty. -- Appendix C: Presidents and corruption. -- Notes. -- Index. --

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