"History of Parliamentary Taxation in England" is a study of the evolution of the tax system in England through the prism of parliamentary decisions. The authors of the book, Morgan and Shepard Ashman, examine in detail the important moments and periods when parliamentary taxation affected the lives of citizens and society in general. They provide an in-depth analysis of the interaction between royalty and parliament in matters of taxation, reflecting the complex political processes and conflicts that accompanied this journey. This book will be a useful resource for both students of history and anyone interested in the development of the fiscal system and the role of Parliament in this process.