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A Passage to England: Barbadian Londoners Speak of Home

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Transatlantic homes the island relinquished the island attained - newcomers to England a roof over my head... ...and bread on the table - employment making it - from flat rental to home ownership valued people, valued places British-raised - a profile the island reconsidered England reconsidered identity home islands and insularities.

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