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England: An Elegy by Roger Scruton
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England: An Elegy (edition 2000)

by Roger Scruton (Author)

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In this poignant and personal tribute Roger Scruton gives an account of England which is both an illuminating analysis of its institutions and culture, and a celebration of its virtues.¿ Covering all aspects of the English inheritance, and informed by a unique philosophical vision, England: An Elegy shows that there is such a country as England, that it has a distinct personality and endows its residents with a distinct moral ideal.… (more)
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Title:England: An Elegy
Authors:Roger Scruton (Author)
Info:Chatto & Windus (2000), 280 pages
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The book that jarred me out of my 'Guardian' fed complacancies. ( )
  badgerbear | Oct 4, 2006 |
At a time when Scottish, Welsh and Irish nationalisms are flourishing and English nationalism is disapproved, Roger Scruton's poignant and personal tribute shows that there really is such a country as England, that it has a distinct personality and endows its residents with a distinct moral ideal. He charts the loss of this culture with the rise of pop "culture" and the cultural colonialism of the USA.
  antimuzak | Nov 21, 2005 |
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In this poignant and personal tribute Roger Scruton gives an account of England which is both an illuminating analysis of its institutions and culture, and a celebration of its virtues.¿ Covering all aspects of the English inheritance, and informed by a unique philosophical vision, England: An Elegy shows that there is such a country as England, that it has a distinct personality and endows its residents with a distinct moral ideal.

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