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Once-upon-a-time, as a young police constable, I kept the Queen's Peace in Glasgow. Later, as a civil servant, I implemented the legislation enacted by Parliament in the name of the Queen. Today, our son may be found fight...read more
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Queen Elizabeth II of Great Britain has had an interesting, eventful and sometimes distressing life. Through every triumph and tragedy which beset her, she has maintained a remarkable personal grace and dignity, which few ...read more
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Queen Elizabeth....What does she do? can anyone tell me? does she keep relations with other countries?....no! our prime minister does that...does she ever travel by public transport?..no! we do that..her subjects...i will ...read more
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by Stella Kaye
A TIME TO REJOICE In Britain, June 2nd 2002 marked the Golden Jubilee of Queen Elizabeth II. The word jubilee literally means a time of rejoicing and a jubilee was originally a year of restitution and therefore a cause ...read more
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England's Queen Elizabeth is undoubtedly the last of the old dynasty. She has held on to her crown well beyond a reasonable period of time and is truly the matriarch of the Royal family in many ways. Her control of the ...read more
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Reflections: The Queen of England What is this crazy curious obsession that Americans have with the royal family? Perhaps the thought of a lifestyle steeped in tradition and born out of history may inspire an ideal crea...read more
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Much to-do about nothing? That seems to be the view of many an average person about the Royal Family in general. What do they really do but suck the riches and life out of ordinary people? But should this be the way we pe...read more
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by ramleela
That royal encounter It happened in the early 1960s.Queen Elizabeth was on a visit to India. She touched Bangalore too, because of its cantonment connections and its association with Winston Churchill. There is a club ...read more
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