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to take the throne. At the same age his mother was gearing up for her golden Jubilee.

For the Guardian columnist Jonathan Friedland, this means there will be a very different tone from the last coronation. Sir, I here present unto you Queen Elizabeth, your undoubted Queen.

There was

a very forward-looking in 1953 because the country was crowning a very young queen.

The public had no idea of her really and that tapped into all kinds of

quite mythic motifs and ideas. That fitted very much the role that we demand of a constitutional monarch, which is in some ways they be an empty vessel that we can project whatever we like onto.

So to that stirring music, majesty,

splendour and beauty pass from our sight.

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