Identity of England

Robert Colls

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Historical Studies of British Isles National Identity and Symbolism Cultural History and Identity Formation

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Introduction BUILDING THE NATION 1. The Law Becomes You 2. Uniting the Kingdoms 3. Constituting the Modern Nation EXTENDING THE STATE 4 Modern Gentlemanly Progress 5 The Nation over Itself 6 Colonials 7. Women and Workers 8. Loyalties POST-IMPERIAL REFORMATION 9. Forward March Halted 10. Imagined Nation 11. Reconstituting the Nation Bridgehead BUILDING THE HOMELAND 12. England as a Garden 13. Wasteland 14. Island 15. Natives 16. Journeys ABSORBING THE PEOPLE 17. Celts 18. National Properties 19. Common People 20. Left-over People ENGLAND NOW 21. Anarchy in the UK? 22. Thinking with England Conclusion Select Bibliography Index

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