Titlebook: A Wreath to Clio; Studies in British, John W. Wheeler-Bennett Book 1967 John W. Wheeler-Bennett 1967 America.Americas.Britain.Central Euro

胆小鬼

进取心

剧本

negligence

JEER

http://image.papertrans.cn/a/image/142613.jpg

Lacerate

LAIR

Mari-Liis Jakobson,Russell King,Raivo Vetikghout British possessions. This was in that splendidly unregenerate period before ‘empire’ became a ‘dirty’ word. A period to which Britons still look back — and very rightly — not with apology or guilt or contrition but with a vivid pride in a glorious past, without which we should have no viable p

瘙痒

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-23996-0, exclaimed : ‘There ain’t no such animal.’. His Majesty made this remark in 1939, before the outbreak of war, apropos of the fact that two of his Commonwealth Prime Ministers, General Hertzog of South Africa and Mr de Valera of Eire, had been in arms against the Crown, and the grandfather of a thir

VOK

Katrina Koppel,Mari-Liis Jakobsonch has, more than once, proved to be our salvation—that the British Constitution, which remained steadfastly silent as to the position of a prince consort and for forty years refused recognition of the office of Prime Minister,. should be equally incognisant of so important a factor in its functioni

PRO

Harald Fischer-Tiné,Christine Whytery of government in the event of the minority or the incapacity, permanent or temporary, of the sovereign, or of his absence from the country. The post-Conquest history of Britain is rich in varied examples of these precautions.