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An afterthought: why we should tell stories of the British world

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2009-08-31T03:34:54Z

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Pickering, Paul

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According to the Royal Mail, Britons post approximately 10 million Christmas cards to Australia every year.1 This extraordinary volume of seasonal felicitations is a reminder that at its core the British world is a corporeal system.

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Humanities Research XIII.1 (2006): 85-90

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