If anything recognizing the authority of the Roman emperor could be seen as going against Roman Catholicism, as many of the Roman Emperors were pagans during the rise of Christianity. Not to mention, it has no basis in religion, it is a political matter.
Becoming aware of the problem of only hereditary Lords in a government, in 1958 the Life Peerages act allowed more people from all walks of life into English government, notably including an increased number in women.
asserting the importance of the home, argued that women should oppose slavery within the domestic circle but should not enter the public political sphere
