Evolution of Political Power and Influence in England Since 1912

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Identifier: CAC_CC_109_4_22_21_0003

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Evolution of Political Power and Influence in England Since 1912

The text discusses the decline of the House of Lords in England since 1912, leading to a more independent and powerful group of peers. It also mentions the potential shift in power from the House of Lords to the Foreign Secretary. The text suggests that public opinion is now more influenced by the House of Commons rather than political parties.

Dates

1968-1986

Language of Materials

English

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