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UK Constitution and Government

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UK Constitution and Government

Publisher: Wikibooks
Number of pages: 59

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UK Constitution and Government is the perfect introduction for high school lessons on UK government. It is also a quick guide for people of other nations to get some insight into the arcane governance of the UK with its powerless head of state and all powerful House of Commons.

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