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What I Remember on the Fifth of November: The Glorious Revolution over Guy Fawkes
The Huffington Post published my column “The Truth about Guy Fawkes’ Day“, on what we should remember on the fifth of November. In this blog entry, I’ve posted some documentaries on the Fifth of November 1605 and the Fifth of … Continue reading
David Starkey’s Historical Documentaries on the Monarchy
For an excellent history of the monarchy in the United Kingdom, I highly recommend David Starkey’s series Monarchy, which he adapted from his latest book Crown & Country – The Kings and Queens of England: A History. He devotes a … Continue reading
A True Parliamentarist: The Speaker of the New Zealand House of Representatives Dr Lockwood Smith
In “The Role of the Speaker”, The Speaker of the House of Representatives Lockwood Smith talked about the history of parliament as an institution and the core function, or main authority, of the House of Representatives: to hold the Crown … Continue reading
