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Elisabethan and Victorian eras were periods of remarkable magnitude. Such magnificence was clearly visible in all areas of national life. These periods of relative stability have seen the Kingdom develop remarkably and integrate itself into the concert of the great European nations under Elisabeth I, before to rising in a inexorable way to the position of first power and largest global empire under Victoria. Under the enlightened guidance of their sovereigns, Elisabethans and Victorians have resolutely engaged themselves on the way toward a sustainable progress. Galvanised by the harmonious development of their country, they came to see themselves as a breed apart. They identified with their Queens and considered themselves as a breed chosen by God to lead civilisation. To better understand this unwavering attachment of the English to their monarchs, one should consider the central role played by the monarchy for several centuries in fostering social justice within the nation.

The Main Factors of Survival of the Royalty in England from Elisabeth I to the Present