Apropos of the third item on above list, Kristina Lutz-Jacobi – the most recent creator to join the HigherED.zone team – recommends the book China’s Second Capital – Nanjing Under the Ming, 1368-1644 by Jun Fang to anyone planning to visit to China’s Southern Capital.
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The American system of government is based in large part on that of 18th-century Britain. The powers of the American presidency look a lot like those of the British monarchy before the American Revolution—the power to propose and veto legislation, to pardon crimes and commute sentences—powers that no British monarch has wielded for ages.
~ David Frum via The Atlantic
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