Can the next monarch be known as 'Defender of Faith', rather than 'Defender of the Faith'?
Should the next monarch be required to declare his or her Protestant faith?
Will the next monarch be Head of the Commonwealth?
These are some the questions explored in an article by Norman Bonney entitled
'Some constitutional issues concerning the installation of the monarch' in the journal British Politics.
Free access to the online version of this article is available during the month of March 2012 at
http://www.palgrave-journals.com/bp/journal/vaop/ncurrent/full/bp20123a.html
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Analysing the current relationships between the UK state and religion and suggesting how they might be modernised.
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MONARCHY, RELIGION AND THE STATE:
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There will be no miracles here
Scottish artist Nathan Coley translated the words used in a seventeenth century royal proclamation in a French town believed to have been the site of frequent miracles.
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