The Monarchy and the British People 1760 to Present by J.M Golby & A.W. Purdue

A comprehensive exploration of the relationship between the British monarchy and its people across more than two centuries. Golby and Purdue trace how the institution of monarchy has evolved and been perceived from the reign of George III through to the present day, examining the cultural, political, and social forces that have shaped public attitudes towards the Crown. Essential reading for anyone interested in British history, constitutional development, and the enduring role of monarchy in national identity.