The Rise and Fall of the British Nation : A Twentieth-Century History by David Edgerton christmas and sensual self-discovery

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The Rise and Fall of the British Nation : A Twentieth-Century History by David Edgerton christmas and sensual self-discoveryForget almost everything you thought you knew about Britain in the 20th century, said David Goodhart in the London Evening Standard. In this provocative book, David Edgerton dismantles many received ideas about the nations recent history. His central thesis is that Britain became a normal nation state only in the 1940s. Until then, it was a place apart, with a rambling empire and trading links across the globe. Its people, ships and factories were