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References:
A. Harding, Chagod Islands dispute
BHT, Can Queen Elizabeth get away with murder?
C. Elkins, Britain's Gulag
C. Nauvel, A Return from Exile in Sight?
C. Uche, Oil, British Interests and the Nigerian Civil War
D. Pegg, Royals vetted more than 1,000 laws
E. Somerville, The Queen's 'hidden cousins'
J. Flanagan, Treetops
J. Hari, Gin, servants and bloodlines
H. Coke, Behind The Crown
H. EllisPetersen, 'There hasn't been closure' 'There%20hasn't%20been%20closure'%3A%20India,mourns%20Queen%20but%20awaits%20apology&text=Over%20the%20course%20of,often%20considered%20the%20most%20significant.
M. Patel, The Queen, her prime ministers and their weekly meetings
N. Zatat, The Queen Mother's racist comments
Open Culture,
S. Ramphal, The Queen and her stand against racism in the Commonwealth
T. Gold, The queen of unkindness
The Lusaka Declaration
S. Webb, British Concentration Camps (NOTE: I used a page from this book because it had the casualty stats and the story about the 11 murders in an easily accessible place. Both facts are easily verified but I should say that this guy has some pretty awful opinions and I wouldn't recommend him to anyone.)
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