Civil War Texts and the Origins of Modern Parliamentary Government
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[…] Reblogged from Beastrabban's Weblog: Further to my post recommending a number of books on the origins of British constitutional government and democracy, I also recommend anyone interested in the subject to read this one: Divine Right and… […]
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I don’t want a civil war, despite my hatred of this government. :) Cameron is acting a bit like King Charles the First though.
Definitely!