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Reddit mentions of An Introduction to the Laws of the Duchy of Cornwall, The Scilly Isles and Devon
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| Release date | October 2013 |
It is too late in the day for a sustained discussion. I will point you to an interesting book called "An introduction to the laws of the Duchy of Cornwall" by John Kirkhope https://www.amazon.co.uk/Introduction-Duchy-Cornwall-Scilly-Isles-ebook/dp/B00GB0HWUO
By understanding some of the issues that surround the "Cornish Question" and the constitutional problems it raises you may better understand my very deep concerns about the Westminster Government and the British establishment. The EU is above such concerns and as such gave the Cornish people a fair hearing. Forcing laws on Westminster that they could not, or would not have implemented themselfs. They barely paid lip service to those EU directives concerning Cornwall and the Cornish people in fear of raising the "Cornish Question" with the constitutional quagmire that would ensue.