Battle Royal

Exploring the complexities of Canada's monarchy, this book delves into its historical roots, contemporary relevance, and potential future. It examines the public's perception of the monarchy, the role of the Governor General, and the implications of a changing political landscape. Through insightful analysis, the author raises critical questions about identity, governance, and the evolving nature of tradition in a modern democratic society, making it a thought-provoking read for those interested in Canadian politics and heritage.