"The Denial of the State of the Kingdom" is a historical document drawn up by the English Parliament in the 17th century. This work highlights the problems and troubles that arose in the country during that period. The authors, members of the House of Commons of England and Wales, headed by Henry Elsing, present their thoughts on the political and social situation in the country and try to find ways to solve the problems. In Denying the State of the Kingdom, attention is drawn to corruption, lawlessness, financial indiscipline and other problems that have spread in the country. The document contains requirements and recommendations for improving the situation, aimed at restoring law and order and the well-being of citizens. This book is an important source for studying the history of England in the 17th century and the development of parliamentary democracy. It helps to better understand the events of that time and the views of political figures on the problems of society.