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Political Institutions,d George I was chosen as Anne’s successor by parliament, it is clear that British kingship was an uncertain and insecure business. In spite of the ideological support for the idea of monarchy and the legal undergirding of royal authority, kings had to be good politicians, and personality was a vital

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Political Ideas,opagation of visual ideas was important. The crown’s unionist ideas were popularised in the early seventeenth century through a number of different media, for example the coinage and flags. Religious disputes centred on issues like clerical dress and the simplicity or ornateness of church decoration

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,Revolution, War And Conquest, 1637–60, the king’s political and religious critics which turned into a popular riot. An outpouring of religious dissent followed throughout August, fuelled by economic grievances, especially in and around Edinburgh, Fife and the west. The aristocratic leadership was surprised at the level of popular suppor

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,Restoring the Kingdom, 1660–88,re, the English wanted to minimize their political ties with Scotland in 1660. Furthermore, the 1650s underlined English superiority, and there was no economic advantage for England in strengthening the relationship. Fuelled by aggressive mercantilist ideas and agricultural depression, the English p

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Keith M. Brownuals described in the narrative with those documented in Greek and Roman source material. Characters with magical abilities embody Otherness from the viewpoint of the Westerosi patriarchal society, like in ancient Greece, where magic was predominantly associated with Persia and with women. Magic is

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Keith M. BrownGame of Thrones universe, focusing on characterisation and wThis book focuses on the characters that populate the Game of Thrones universe and on one of the most salient features of their interaction: violence and warfare. It analyses these questions from a multidisciplinary perspective that is chie