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Battle Royal

Autor David Johnson
en Limba Engleză Paperback – 28 feb 2018

What is the future of the monarchy in Canada?

A strong republican movement in Canada stresses that the monarchy is archaic and anti-democratic, an embarrassing vestige of our colonial past. An equally vibrant monarchist movement, however, defends its loyalty to royalty, asserting that the Queen is a living link to a political and constitutional tradition dating back over a thousand years. But is the monarchy worth keeping?

Battle Royal answers this question and many more: What does the Queen really do? What are the powers of the governor general? Has the Crown strengthened or weakened Canadian democracy? If we abolish the monarchy, what do we replace it with? And will we have to re-open the constitution?

Charles will soon become King of Canada, but a Canada highly ambivalent to his reign. This presents the representatives of the Crown with the opportunity to build a better monarchy in both Britain and Canada, one relevant to the twenty-first century.

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Specificații

ISBN-13: 9781459740136
ISBN-10: 1459740130
Pagini: 288
Dimensiuni: 150 x 210 x 22 mm
Greutate: 0.41 kg
Editura: Dundurn

Notă biografică

David Johnson has had three non-fiction books about the First World War published - One Soldier and Hitler, 1918: The Story of Henry Tandey VC DCM MM / The Man Who Didn't Shoot Hitler: The Story of Henry Tandey VC and Adolf Hitler, 1918; Executed at Dawn: British Firing Squads on the Western Front 1914-1918; The Last Campaign of World War One (1990 - 2006): The Fight to Win Pardons for Those Executed. The Enemy at Home is his first novel to be published and again it is set in the First World War.

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A nuanced and thorough investigation of the cases for preserving or abolishing the monarchy in Canada. Subjecting both sides to searching critiques, political scientist David Johnson examines the republican challenge to the Crown and the monarchist defence of it, while giving a tantalizing view of what the reign of King Charles III might look like.