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LRB Article PDF: Sexual Politics (<i>LRB</i> volume 03 number 02, 5 February 1981) 

LRB Article PDF: Sexual Politics (LRB volume 03 number 02, 5 February 1981)

Michael Neve

The British were the only people who went through both world wars from beginning to end. Yet they remained a peaceful and civilised people, tolerant, patient and generous. Traditional values lost much of their force. Other values took their place. Imperial greatness was on the way out: the welfare state was on the way in. The British Empire declined: the condition of the people improved. Few now sang 'Land of Hope and Glory'. Few even sang 'England Arise'. England had risen all the same.

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