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Date Posted: 16:08:17 07/17/08 Thu
Author: l
Author Host/IP: nat73.mia.three.co.uk / 217.171.129.73
Subject: Re: American War of Independance or Rebellion?
In reply to: RMW Stanford 's message, "Re: American War of Independance or Rebellion?" on 15:44:16 07/17/08 Thu

>It would seem to me that American membership could
>create a kind of awkward situation in with in the
>Commonwealth particularly when the Commonwealth head
>by the British Monarchy and the United State founded
>in part on a rejection of the idea of a monarchy.

no not really, of course as we all know there are republics within the commonwealth. it simply seeing queen or not someone as a symbolic head. mainly to unify... i see why the americans would feel alittle weird with being in a community with a monarch but did any of you see the americans reactions when the queen visited in 2007 for 400 year old thing. i take it as a good reaction.

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Re: American War of Independance or Rebellion? -- Latham, 16:09:46 07/17/08 Thu
Re: American War of Independance or Rebellion? -- RMW Stanford, 12:10:27 07/18/08 Fri

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> >>It would seem to me that American membership could >>create a kind of awkward situation in with in the >>Commonwealth particularly when the Commonwealth head >>by the British Monarchy and the United State founded >>in part on a rejection of the idea of a monarchy. > >no not really, of course as we all know there are >republics within the commonwealth. it simply seeing >queen or not someone as a symbolic head. mainly to >unify... i see why the americans would feel alittle >weird with being in a community with a monarch but did >any of you see the americans reactions when the queen >visited in 2007 for 400 year old thing. i take it as a >good reaction.
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