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John Lucas' study examines how the notion of Englishness is expressed in English poetry. His subject is not patriotism, but the way poets are forced to place themselves in a tradition, a relationship to the State and the Establishment, sometimes as apologists, sometimes as rebels and outsiders.
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Grace Macdonald
reviewed England and Englishness on December 27, 2011
England and Englishness
This is one of my favorite books on the fur trade. It goes into great detail both geographically and economically on the trade. Wishart is a geographer by trade and is a professor at the University of Nebraska. For those that read these books, you know that's one of the main universities to put out fur trade histories.
The maps are a real highlight of this book. Each chapter or section has one, with clear routes, rendezvous locations, and even how long it took to go up or downriver. Really, a great resource.
I like how the strategy is laid out as well as what happened in various seasons. Lots of names and dates that are great for putting a timeline together.
This is a great resource for historians and an informative read for the general public.
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