"The Corporation of London, Its Rights and Privileges" is a detailed study of the history and functioning of one of the oldest and most influential corporate entities in the world, the Corporation of London. The author of the book, William Fearnley Allen, covers various aspects of the Corporation of London, including its legal status, privileges, influence on local and national law. The publication contains important analytical materials that help reveal the significance of this organization for the capital of Great Britain and the whole world. For those interested in the history of law, economics and politics, the book "The Corporation of London, its rights and privileges" will be a valuable source of knowledge and reference on issues of corporate governance.