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2009
Abstract Part I is concerned with the king and his regime. Chapter 1 examines parliament as a political event, summoned by the crown to communicate royal policies and to foster loyalty to the regime. It discusses parliament first as a venue for the public performance of government: ceremonies that took place during sessions are analysed;
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Abstract Part I is concerned with the king and his regime. Chapter 1 examines parliament as a political event, summoned by the crown to communicate royal policies and to foster loyalty to the regime. It discusses parliament first as a venue for the public performance of government: ceremonies that took place during sessions are analysed;
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“How Have We Let the Flag of Order (…) Slip Out of Our Hands?” Legitimism on the Defence, 1852–1883
2020Rulof Bernard
exaly