RELIGIOUS ASPECTS OF "THE CONSTITUTIONAL REVOLUTION" OF 1828 -1829 IN GREAT BRITAIN AND FORMATION OF LEGAL POLICY IN THE RELATION DISSENTEROV AND CATHOLICS: MODERN APPROACHES TO THE PROBLEM RESEARCH

Abstract

The article analyses the role and significance of the events of 1828 1829, connected with the abolition of Test and Corporation Acts for dissenters and Catholic Emancipation, in the investigation concepts of a contemporary British specialists in constitutional and legal history. The main objectives of the article is to observe a common approaches of a contemporary British specialists in constitutional and legal history towards the problem of a basic foundations of the legal policy of the British governments to the religious minorities. The role and significance of the liberal toryism and its religious reforms is examined. A kind of special attention is given to the peculiarities of the investigational intentions of contemporary British specialists in constitutional and legal history towards the problem of a basic foundations of the legal policy of the British governments to the dissenters and catholic, which is still remains actual.