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The monarchy is over three hundred years old, but it was forced to share power and adopt a constitution during the last century.monarchy = a government ruled by a king of queen
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In a constitutional monarchy like Great Britain's, the power of the monarch is severely limited by a constitution.monarchy = a government or country with a king of queen
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He was imprisoned for insulting the Thai monarchy.monarchy = a government ruled by a king of queen
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There never had been, even in the old days of the monarchy. (source)monarchy = form of government in which a king or queen rules
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Because Burke had defended the British monarchy, Dad would have said he was an agent of tyranny. (source)monarchy = the ruling family of such a country ruled by a king of queen
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A sculpture fashioned by knights of the Crusades from gold and jewels as tribute to a king, it is an emblem of the church and the monarchies—those rapacious institutions that have served as the foundation for all of Europe's art and ideas. (source)monarchies = ruling families of countries ruled by a king of queen
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The guard in the front said to think of ourselves as extensions of the royal family. Many adored us, but there were people out there who wouldn't be above hurting us to hurt the prince. Or the monarchy itself. (source)monarchy = a government or ruling family of a country ruled by a king of queen
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Earth still possessed democracies, monarchies, benevolent dictatorships, communism and capitalism.† (source)monarchies = governments, countries, or ruling families of countries ruled by a king of queen
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FIRST — The remains of monarchial tyranny in the person of the king.† (source)monarchial = relating to a government, country, or ruling family of a country ruled by a king of queen
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Although Queen Genevieve ruled her queendom judiciously, with care for the well-being of her people, the monarchy had been forever weakened. (source)monarchy = government (ruled by a king or queen)
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* * "The principle of monarchies is honor seems to me incontestable.† (source)monarchies = governments, countries, or ruling families of countries ruled by a king of queen
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Holland without a king hath enjoyed more peace for this last century than any of the monarchial governments in Europe.† (source)monarchial = relating to a government, country, or ruling family of a country ruled by a king of queen
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Jalal is from a good family, a family that has been loyal to the monarchy for a long time. (source)monarchy = ruling family of a country ruled by a king of queen
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The republican institutions of our country have produced simpler and happier manners than those which prevail in the great monarchies that surround it.† (source)monarchies = governments, countries, or ruling families of countries ruled by a king of queen
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The federal power is not become oppressive; it has not destroyed the independence of the States; it has not subjected the confederates to monarchial institutions; and the Union has not rendered the lesser States dependent upon the larger ones; but the confederation has continued to increase in population, in wealth, and in power.† (source)monarchial = relating to a government, country, or ruling family of a country ruled by a king of queen
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During my childhood, Iran was a monarchy led by the Shah.† (source)monarchy = a government, country, or ruling family of a country ruled by a king of queen
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