The early Stuart Royalty saw the conspicuous corruptions of England noble officials, which resulted from the change of the England society, the establishment of patronage, the change of the economic policy, the transformation of the social conceptions and the lack of the supervision mechanism.

The constitutional struggles between the House of Commons and the British monarchy in early Stuart England are mainly viewed from the two aspects of establishment of parliamentary sovereignty and striving for Rule of Law.

Research in Local Officeholder in Late Tudor and Early Stuart England;

A Comparative Study of Schiller s and Zweig s Maria Stuart;