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Anonymous Posted 19 years ago
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British Monarchy/monarchy right notation
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00 if you speak about Brtitish monarchy, do you write monarchy with capital "M" or not? My idea was that "British Monarchy" is a term and so you need to write it with capital "M". 02 br
00 Can somebody please help me? 02 br
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00 if you speak about Brtitish monarchy, do you write monarchy with capital "M" or not? My idea was that "British Monarchy" is a term and so you need to write it with capital "M". 02 br
00 Can somebody please help me? 02 br
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00 Thanks, 02 br
00 Wally 0-
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0 Personally, I don't. But I do captialise the Royal Family, if I ever have occasion to write it. 02 br
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00 I capitalise the Government if I am referring to the present incumbents, but not if I am referring to the system of government as a whole, so it would seem plausible to capitalise the Monarchy in the same spirit. 0-
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00 I capitalise the Government if I am referring to the present incumbents, but not if I am referring to the system of government as a whole, so it would seem plausible to capitalise the Monarchy in the same spirit. 0-
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It is professional to capitalise the words Monarch/Monarchy whenever they are used. I
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