British republicanism
British republicanism is a movement to remove the
monarchy, the remaining hereditary peers in the
House of Lords and all forms of hereditary privilege. Most, though not all, British republicans support a fully elected second chamber, an elected
head of state and a written
constitution. Famous British Republicans include
Tony Benn, and Lord Dormand of Easington.
England was a republic, ruled successively by Oliver Cromwell and his son, Richard, for a few short years in the seventeenth century, after the English Revolution.
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