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Lee, Christopher.
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Monarchy -- Great Britain -- History.
Monarchy -- Great Britain -- Public opinion.
Monarchy -- Great Britain -- Forecasting.
Great Britain -- Kings and rulers -- History.
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Lee, Christopher.
Monarchy -- Great Britain -- History.
Monarchy -- Great Britain -- Public opinion.
Monarchy -- Great Britain -- Forecasting.
Great Britain -- Kings and rulers -- History.
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Monarchy : past, present-- and future? /
Christopher
Lee
.
by
Lee
,
Christopher
.
Bene Factum Publishing, 2013.
Call #:
941.0099 L477m
Subjects
Monarchy -- Great Britain -- History.
Monarchy -- Great Britain -- Public opinion.
Monarchy -- Great Britain -- Forecasting.
Great Britain -- Kings and rulers -- History.
ISBN:
9781903071588 (hc.)
1903071585 (hc.)
Description:
xix, 204 pages : illustrations, 1 map ; 25 cm.
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Includes bibliographical references (pages 195-196) and index.
Summary:
An examination of the future of the monarchy in Great Britain. Queen Elizabeth II became 87 in 2012. Recently, Prince George was born to the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge. There is an ongoing debate surrounding the succession of the Prince of Wales and the Duchess of Cornwall. Should it skip a generation? The Queen has a remarkable work ethic. How long can she maintain such a work load, and what effect would the death of the Duke of Edinburgh have on her? The issues relating to the constitution of the UK - the future of the House of Lords, Scottish independence, and the future of the Established Church. The key question lies, however, in the institution's staying power beyond the current succession. Is it likely that Prince William's child will ever inherit the Crown? Will William be 'the last'.
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