Monarchy and Democracy
Monarchy and Democracy examines the evolving relationship between Crown and Parliament, tracing the constitutional journey that has shaped democracy throughout history and over the past century in particular. Accompanying the campaign are a landmark book, produced in partnership by St James’s House and the History of Parliament Trust, and an in-depth documentary that explores Queen Elizabeth II’s extraordinary life and leadership. With expert contributions from royal writers Robert Jobson, Russell Myers and Katie Nicholl and the award-winning royal documentary maker Kerene Barefield, the project also presents the ideas, innovation and voices of those pioneering progress across the UK, the Commonwealth and beyond.
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Combining archival photography, expert analysis and contributions from leading royal commentators, Monarchy and Democracy explores the respective roles of Crown and Parliament, from the rise of democracy to the future of the monarchy under King Charles III.
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