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Rank: #365573 in BooksPublished on: 2014-10-06Original language: EnglishNumber of items: 1Dimensions: 10.11" h x 1.27" w x 6.46" l, .0 pounds Binding: Hardcover400 pages 0 of 1 people found the following review helpful.Four StarsBy JerryInteresting read.15 of 21 people found the following review helpful.No monarchy required, what what!By SCMIn 1775-6ish the colonies revolted against King George III. I mean, that's what's Schoolhouse Rock says, so it has to be true...right (Cue singing "No More Kings.")Well, no. In reality, we (this is the collective colonial we) were actually upset at Parliament. Stamp Act, Quartering Act--what weren't they taxing or forcing down our throatsBut Parliament was passing those laws--and as the collective colonial, we were busy trying to convince George III to take back some of his royal privileges (the ones lost during the civil war and Glorious Revolution)--including that of the "negative voice" (or veto). Because all the colonial charters had been made with monarchs, our argument mainly went like this: Parliament and their stupid Intolerable Acts could take their acts and put them...somewhere...because Good King George would save us from them. Everyone knew how rotten and corrupt Parliament was, anyway.Seriously. We wanted and actually expected the little Hanoverian (who couldn't even manage his sons) to take back powers that no English monarch had used in 100 years, just so we wouldn't have to answer to Parliament.And all of the future founding fathers were doing it! (Even Jefferson. Kind of. Jefferson never did anything the way he was supposed to.)Except George III wasn't rocking THAT boat, so he declared the colonies to be in open rebellion, and he became public enemy number one. We rebelled, we got some help from France and Spain and wore them out, and 200 years later we have an opportunity here to go back and sort the myths from the chaff. Or wheat. Or myths and goats. Or however I'm mixing my metaphors. It's late.This is all very fascinating, but this book is not for everybody. I went to the dictionary twice, and I'm not exactly hurting for vocabulary. In fact, you could, if you were inclined, turn it into something of a drinking game: unnecessary use of Latin phrase when simpler English phrase would do (drink), "royal prerogative" (drink), "negative voice" instead of veto (two drinks), someone picks apart the misuse of scripture and/or Locke in "Common Sense" (3 drinks), chapter with more than 200 footnotes (4 drinks), and so forth.And it's dense. And it probably is a bit more detailed than it needed to be. (I have been grossly oversimplifying, because I'm not getting into the debates about the Constitution, the two different Royalist viewpoints, and so forth.)BUT it's actually not very long, the notes are wonderful (over 100 pages of them) and if you, like me, always wondered how the hell we went from the Declaration of Independence to the Federalist Papers to people wondering if Washington should be a king, well, this explains a lot.Highly recommended for early republic geeks, Constitution geeks, and people who like Latin with their history. (It really is unnecessarily obfuscatory.)0 of 4 people found the following review helpful.Five StarsBy Roy T. SakaiI' am a history buff and enjoyed this book.See all 11 customer reviews... Iranian Revolution - Wikipedia The Iranian Revolution (also known as the Islamic Revolution or the 1979 Revolution;) refers to events involving the overthrow of the Pahlavi dynasty under Mohammad ... 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