The Queen’s Death and the Need for Reassurance | by Christopher P Jones | Sep, 2022 | Medium
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My country is in mourning — and it’s a bizarre thing
Member-only story Queen Royal Family History Culture News The Queen’s Death and the Need for Reassurance My country is in mourning — and it’s a bizarre thing Christopher P Jones 6 min read · Sep 15, 2022 -- 8 Listen Share Press enter or click to view image in full size Photo by Annie Spratt on Unsplash Here in the UK, there is a perplexing series of events taking place. As I write, the queue to see the Queen’s coffin as it lies in state in Westminster Hall is three miles long. It winds around the streets of London, block after block. People have queued through the night, with many waiting eigh
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