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Tag Archives: Prime Minister of the United Kingdom
Theresa May, Brexit and the lost imperial past of a Global Britain
Theresa May has flattered her party and she wants to seduce the public. Despite the harsh economic reality, she has offered a dream that re-imagines the UK’s imperial past as a bright future. Her post Brexit path is towards a … Continue reading
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The Queen and the rule of Law: Magna Carta’s myth
In a recent Spectator article, Daniel Hannan explained that the Queen obeyed the rule of law. “..I’m closely involved with the project—will be unveiling a large bronze statue of the Queen, symbolizing both 800 years of the Crown’s acceptance of … Continue reading
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Tagged British people, Elizabeth II, government, Government of the United Kingdom, Politics of the United Kingdom, Prerogative, Prime Minister of the United Kingdom, Royal prerogative, United Kingdom
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