What is Hooke's political thought about constitutionalism?

Hooke believes that political society originated from human nature of gregarious, and monarchy may be the first and most natural form of political society, but it is not the only form that people can accept, and people will create other forms according to convenience. He did not advocate the abolition of the monarchy, but advocated the use of laws to regulate the power of the monarch. In his view, the law is the embodiment of the public will and the highest will of the country. The monarch is only the bearer of mass power, and the power of the monarch is only a part of the whole country. The monarch must obey the law and act according to the law. It is this idea that led to the constitutional monarchy in Britain.