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Britain And Europe A Short History Jeremy Black

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Britain And Europe A Short History Jeremy Black
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Publisher: Hurst
File Extension: PDF
File size: 2.98 MB
Pages: 256
Author: Jeremy Black
ISBN: 9781787381186, 1787381188
Language: English
Year: 2019

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Britain And Europe A Short History Jeremy Black by Jeremy Black 9781787381186, 1787381188 instant download after payment.

Amid the ongoing Brexit crisis, both sides are appealing to Britain's past relationship with Europe to justify their positions. But much specious history is presented to argue for either the closeness or distance of our political, cultural and economic links with 'the Continent'. We urgently
need a dispassionate account of how Britain's history truly fits into a European context.
How similar has Britain been to other European countries, and in what respects? Do Brits feel European, and have they taken an interest in events on the Continent, or has their distance from Europe led to insularity and xenophobia? Finally, how involved in European affairs has Britain been over the
last several hundred years? Jeremy Black's fresh and trenchant analysis sets an increasingly politicised British history in its real European context.

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