Britain’s House of Lords...None of its 800 members are elected, and 92 of its seats are hereditary. How is this possible today?

 Britain’s House of Lords is one of the world’s largest legislative assemblies – only China’s National People’s Congress is bigger. None of its 800 members are elected, and 92 of its seats are hereditary. How is this possible today?

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