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John Grigg is described as 'biographer of David Lloyd George' in the context of discussing early critics of the Queen in the 1950s. Grigg was mentioned as someone who wrote critically about the monarchy.

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Referenced when discussing Orwell's writing about Englishness during the Blitz, specifically his passage about national continuity and identity: 'what do you have in common with the child whose picture is on the mantelpiece? It was once you. Everything has changed and yet somehow you're still the same.'

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Referenced at the end of the episode with the famous quote 'For everything to stay the same, everything has to change' - used to describe the Queen's approach to monarchy and adaptation. This is the novel Il Gattopardo by Giuseppe Tomasi di Lampedusa.