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... sovereign alone who can declare war , or make peace , or cede territory . In practice of course the issues of peace and war rest with Parliament as representing , or being deemed to represent , the will of the nation . Yet it is still ...
... sovereign alone who can declare war , or make peace , or cede territory . In practice of course the issues of peace and war rest with Parliament as representing , or being deemed to represent , the will of the nation . Yet it is still ...
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... sovereign , since treaty AND FOREIGN making is in theory part of the Royal Prerogative , occupies a special position in regard to Foreign Affairs and possibly also Dominion Affairs . King Edward VII certainly regarded himself as ...
... sovereign , since treaty AND FOREIGN making is in theory part of the Royal Prerogative , occupies a special position in regard to Foreign Affairs and possibly also Dominion Affairs . King Edward VII certainly regarded himself as ...
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... sovereign and the royal family are expected in their private lives to be patterns of perfect domesticity . The British public would today not tolerate self - indulgence such as that of George IV and flatter themselves that the sovereign ...
... sovereign and the royal family are expected in their private lives to be patterns of perfect domesticity . The British public would today not tolerate self - indulgence such as that of George IV and flatter themselves that the sovereign ...
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The King as God | 27 |
The King as Warrior | 47 |
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