| 21. | Meanwhile, his progress has freshened the image of the monarchy.
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| 22. | They can point out how decadent and outmoded the monarchy is.
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| 23. | But they did not specifically say the monarchy should be restored.
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| 24. | The first was the monarchy, established in the 18th century.
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| 25. | The monarchy has stifled _ at times brutally _ any dissent.
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| 26. | The immediate future of the British monarchy is not in doubt.
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| 27. | Monarchy is a reminder that this country is bigger than ourselves.
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| 28. | I declare that I have no intention to restore the monarchy,
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| 29. | But open criticism of the monarchy has markedly risen this year.
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| 30. | There was, as ever, talk about abolishing the monarchy.
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