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Let's Create New Hereditary Peers and Put Them to Work - Just Not in the Lords
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Let's create new hereditary peers and put them to work - just not in the Lords
The government was right to abolish hereditary peers, but it would be a mistake to lose the custodians of the memories of great Britons of the past, says Bartek Staniszewski In the 70s, during a debate in the House of Lords, one of the peers quoted a Lord Chief Justice from the reign of King James I. “Where is Bohun, where’s Mowbray, where’s Mortimer? … They are entombed in the urns and sepulchres of mortality.” Upon hearing this, Charles Stourt…
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