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Proud to be British

Posted on 13 February 2019 by Lion & Unicorn • Leave a comment

What kind of thing made young people proud of Britain 40 years ago? Continue reading →

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Proud to be British

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Proud to be British

Posted on 1 October 2016 by Lion & Unicorn • Leave a comment

A 16-year-old charged with taking and flying away? Makes you proud. Continue reading →

Proud to be British

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Proud to be British

Posted on 24 August 2016 by Lion & Unicorn • Leave a comment

What was the proper response to seeing naked Mormons in 19th-century Derbyshire? Continue reading →

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Proud to be British

Posted on 25 May 2016 by Lion & Unicorn • Leave a comment

Jan Morris explains the difference between British English and American English. Continue reading →

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Proud to be British

Posted on 18 March 2016 by Lion & Unicorn • Leave a comment

Colonel James Carnes stands strong against his communist captors. Continue reading →

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Proud to be British

Posted on 7 January 2016 by Lion & Unicorn • Leave a comment

Remembering the days when overseas aid was a source of pride. Continue reading →

Proud to be British: Hugh Grant

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Proud to be British: Hugh Grant

Posted on 15 December 2015 by Lion & Unicorn • Leave a comment

How an Englishman responds to stories of stars consorting with hookers. Continue reading →

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