From the flower power of the sixties we have moved on to the flowers outside Kensington Palace which grew in the week following the death of Diana Princess of Wales. Her death and its aftermath raised crucial questions about the nature of monarchy and the concept of democracy, about how the people are defined in modern Britain, about the nature of the constitution, the power of mass authority and the nature of legitimacy and popular consent.
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From the flower power of the sixties we have moved on to the flowers outside Kensington Palace which grew in the week following the death of Diana Princess of Wales. Her death and its aftermath raised crucial questions about the nature of monarchy and the concept of democracy, about how the people are defined in modern Britain, about the nature of the constitution, the power of mass authority and the nature of legitimacy and popular consent.
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