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   From: bpears@freenet.co.uk   
      
   banana  wrote:   
   >They're running with the story that Burton (Burgess's predecessor)   
   >thought the body would be buried in Windsor. After saying this, they   
   >then say "A burial order was issued."   
   >   
   >Note the passive voice.   
   >   
   >Surely it was Burton himself who signed the order, which presumably   
   >made it crystal clear that the body would be buried at Althorp, not   
   >Windsor.   
      
   Isn't the "burial order" is just the green slip which gives   
   the family permission to bury or cremate a body? The slip which   
   the undertaker needs before he can legally undertake a burial.   
      
   If this is so, then the burial order does *not* specify where the   
   burial or cremation is to take place.   
      
   --   
   Brian Pears   
   Gateshead, UK   
      
   --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05   
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