The Crown

As many nations condemn apartheid in South Africa, tension mounts between Thatcher and Elizabeth over their clashing opinions on applying sanctions.

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The aurora was breaking.

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- What? - Just kidding.

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- Morning, James. - Morning, sir.

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Tear gas, followed by rubber bullets, and then bird shot.

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and one country remains against.

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"a frank conversation about the way forward in South Africa."

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- Oh, that will raise some eyebrows. - Good!

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Let us be quite clear about this.

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I recognize that for your family,

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I am aware you probably don't share that view.

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Think of it as a question.

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I've told them I won't accept anything with the word "sanction,"

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No. No! No…

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did one person move to the 48,

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what is undeniable is that you write vividly, catchily…

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tensions between the United Kingdom and other nations of the Commonwealth

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for Your Majesty to make some kind of preemptive statement.

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- It's reckless, Martin, and irresponsible. - I'm as surprised as you are.

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on an article entitled…

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- Something which I never imagined feeling. - What is that?

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They misunderstand, misquote,

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I am… ma'am.

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that of the two of us,

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if he only had good intentions.

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The Queen continues to have an extremely cordial

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and whilst we could continue to deny it,

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And… to see it…

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