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The Glorious Revolution is interpreted less as a religious event than as a capital-protection pact in which Parliament becomes sovereign and William of Orange accepts figurehead monarchy.
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The Glorious Revolution is interpreted less as a religious event than as a capital-protection pact in which Parliament becomes sovereign and William of Orange accepts figurehead monarchy.
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"in europe right before up until the world war one okay and so this creates anxiety in europe because if there's all this war..."
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"Okay. And so you're like, okay, why would they do that? Why would they betray their own king, James II, and install a foreign..."
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"Okay. What people don't appreciate is that the real reason why they want to do that is they want to protect capital. Okay. Capital...."
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