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British constitutional tradition as flexible and pertinent to the present because it is not fully written down.
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British constitutional tradition as flexible and pertinent to the present because it is not fully written down.
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"...different factors in place. And that's why the British think their constitution, it's the most perfect in the world. Because it's not written down,..."
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"...present. Okay? And so the English are extremely proud of their constitution. Does that make sense? Okay? Okay. So, that's a great question. So,..."
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Britain becomes empire not because it begins powerful, but because it begins divided, poor, exposed, and forced to change.
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