To Restore Britain?

Legitimate government in the Anglo-Saxon tradition rests on two ancient pillars: the hereditary principle (the people's inherent claim to their homeland based on ancestral inheritance) and the moral absolute principle (the sovereign's duty to administer justice according to absolute moral standards). For a government to be legitimate, it must be founded on both principles—the hereditary principle ensures the people's connection to their land and their willingness to defend it, while the moral absolute principle ensures the sovereign offers just governance independent of popular consent. Without both, a government cannot command genuine loyalty or justify the sacrifices of its citizens.