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Without British America," he continues, "you don't get a United States as it emerges in 1776, a polity based on British institutions, religion, commerce, language. The Italy-America and British America chambers promote cross-country business ties with the U. Hollywood has always celebrated individualist rebels, and the Southern backcountry has a longstanding anti-authoritarian tradition that, as the historian David Hackett Fisher put it in Albion's Seed, was "more radically libertarian, more strenuously hostile to ordering institutions than were the other cultures of British America. |
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