British Identities Before Nationalism

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Focusing on the role of ethnicity in political discourse during the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries, this book explores its implications before the rise of modern racial and nationalist ideologies. It spans the political landscapes of England, Scotland, Ireland, and revolutionary America, while also drawing comparisons with European contexts. Additionally, it connects historical insights with contemporary discussions surrounding nationalism and identity, offering a comprehensive analysis of the evolution of these concepts.