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Shi Qiu,Yongsheng Dong,Xiaoqiang Lu,Ming Duties and political economy. It is also the most troubled and least straightforward of the four in contemporary British politics, the source of deep divisions within and between parties. This is because although England has always been a part of Europe and is deeply European in its culture, its langu

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Deepak Kumar Jain,Zhang Zhang,Kaiqi Huangtury was dubbed the Conservative Century,. and there was some speculation after the party won its fourth election in a row in 1992 that Britain now had a dominant party system like Japan.3 But soon after that election the party was plunged into a deep schism over its policy towards Europe, and lost

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The World Island, to other countries the image of their own future. To those in Germany who thought that Germany would escape an ‘English’ development and had little to learn from it, he cautioned them with a line from Horace: ‘De te fabula narratur’ (The story is told of you).~