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Correction

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  • Greenstein, Fred I.

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I report with regret that several of the tables in ‘The Queen and the Prime Minister [this Journal, IV (1974), 257–87], contained small mechanical errors, largely affecting percentage distribution by one or two per cent. Should anyone need a ‘laundered’ reprint of the article, please let me know. There is one error of substantive importance: in Table 6 (p, 282) the correct percentage of French and U.S. white children perceiving that a head of state stopped by a traffic policeman would be described as ‘above the law’ is 43 and 31 per cent respectively. English nationalists will be pleased to know that this revised statistic eliminates the ‘finding’that U.S. whites are less likely to evince this sentiment than are English children. The correct statistics will appear in my December 1975 American Political Science Review article ‘The Benevolent Leader Revisited’.

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  • Greenstein, Fred I., 1975. "Correction," British Journal of Political Science, Cambridge University Press, vol. 5(4), pages 519-520, October.
    • Handle: RePEc:cup:bjposi:v:5:y:1975:i:04:p:519-520_00
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