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1-6-18
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1-6-18
What’s the Cure for Ailing Nations? More Kings and Queens, Monarchists Say
Breaking Newstags: monarchy
From the comfort of his country estate in Oxford, a distant relative of the Russian literary giant Tolstoy says he has the perfect solution for what ails the United States.
America, he declares, needs a monarchy.
In fact, Count Nikolai Tolstoy says, more kings, queens and all the frippery that royalty brings would be not just a salve for a superpower in political turmoil, but also a stabilizing force for the world at large.
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