Brett G. Fawcett

Fawcett brings his series to a close, discussing the history of the Canadian Constitution, and contrasting it with the 1982 additions before providing his closing thoughts.

Fawcett continues the series with a study of the origins of English common law.

In this insallment, Brett G. Fawcett explores the concept of a constitution and how it has been implemented at various times.

Editor's Note: The series this article is part of was originally submitted as one academic paper. Due to its length we divided it up into several parts which will be posted in installments. Additionally we have not included the original footnotes . We will include the whole original piece with footnotes