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31
Paasi, “Region <strong>and</strong> place,” 481.
32
Camborne Packet, 13 April 1991.
33
Mark Stoyle, Soldiers <strong>and</strong> Strangers: An Ethnic H<strong>is</strong>tory of the Engl<strong>is</strong>h Civil War (New Haven, CT,
2005).
34
J.G.A.Pocock, “The Atlantic Archipelago <strong>and</strong> the War of the Three Kingdoms,” in The Br<strong>it</strong><strong>is</strong>h Problem,
c.1534-1707: State Formation in the Atlantic Archipelago, ed. Brendan Bradshaw <strong>and</strong> John Morrill
(London, 1996), 181 <strong>and</strong> 184.
35
John Morrill, “The Br<strong>it</strong><strong>is</strong>h problem, c.1534-1707,” in The Br<strong>it</strong><strong>is</strong>h Problem, c.1534-1707: State
Formation in the Atlantic Archipelago, ed. Brendan Bradshaw <strong>and</strong> John Morrill (London, 1996), 1-3 <strong>and</strong> 6.
See also Kearney, The Br<strong>it</strong><strong>is</strong>h Isles, 1 <strong>and</strong> 105, who adm<strong>it</strong>s Cornwall deserves more attention.
36
For th<strong>is</strong> call see Glenn Burgess, “Introduction: The New Br<strong>it</strong><strong>is</strong>h H<strong>is</strong>tory,” in The New Br<strong>it</strong><strong>is</strong>h H<strong>is</strong>tory:
Founding a Modern State 1603-1715, ed. Glenn Burgess (London, 1999), 19.
37
Adrian Hastings, The Construction of Nationhood: Ethnic<strong>it</strong>y, Religion <strong>and</strong> National<strong>is</strong>m (Cambridge,
1997), 68-69.
38
See also A.L.Rowse, Tudor Cornwall (London, 1941).
39
Michael Hechter, Internal Colonial<strong>is</strong>m: The Celtic Fringe in Br<strong>it</strong><strong>is</strong>h National Development, 1536-1966
(London, 1975), 64-65. For Cornwall’s economic diversification see John Hatcher, “A diversified
economy: later medieval Cornwall,” Economic H<strong>is</strong>tory Review 22, no.2 (1969), 208-27.
40
Mark Overton, Jane Wh<strong>it</strong>tle, Darran Dean <strong>and</strong> Andrew Hann, Production <strong>and</strong> Consumption in Engl<strong>is</strong>h
Households, 1600-1750 (London, 2004), 177.
41
Kr<strong>is</strong>han Kumar, The Making of the Engl<strong>is</strong>h National Ident<strong>it</strong>y (Cambridge, 2003), 175-225.
42
Philip Dodd, “Engl<strong>is</strong>hness <strong>and</strong> the national culture,” in Engl<strong>is</strong>hness: Pol<strong>it</strong>ics <strong>and</strong> Culture 1880-1920, ed.
Ro<strong>be</strong>rt Colls <strong>and</strong> Philip Dodd (London, 1986), 15.
43
Philip Dodd, “Gender <strong>and</strong> Cornwall: Charles Kingsley to Daphne du Maurier,” in the Regional Novel in
Br<strong>it</strong>ain <strong>and</strong> Irel<strong>and</strong> 1800-1990, ed. Ke<strong>it</strong>h Snell (Cambridge, 1998), 124.
44
Jane Korey, “As we <strong>be</strong>long to <strong>be</strong>: the ethnic movement in Cornwall, Engl<strong>and</strong>,” (Ph.D. d<strong>is</strong>s., Br<strong>and</strong>e<strong>is</strong>
Univers<strong>it</strong>y, 1992), 148.
45
See also Ella Westl<strong>and</strong>, “D.H.Lawrence’s Cornwall: dwelling in a precarious age,” Cultural Geographies
9 (2002), 266-85.
46
Vicente L.Rafael, “Regional<strong>is</strong>m, area studies, <strong>and</strong> the accidents of agency,” American H<strong>is</strong>torical Review
104, no.4 (1999), 1208-20.
47
Malcolm Chapman, The Celts: The construction of a myth (London, 1992). For an attempt to restore that
agency see Bernard Deacon, “Imagining the f<strong>is</strong>hing: art<strong>is</strong>ts <strong>and</strong> f<strong>is</strong>hermen in late nineteenth century
Cornwall,” Rural H<strong>is</strong>tory 12, no.2 (2001), 159-78.
48
James Vernon, “Border crossings: Cornwall <strong>and</strong> the Engl<strong>is</strong>h (imagi)nation,” in Imagining Nations, ed.
Geoffrey Cub<strong>it</strong>t (Manchester, 1998), 169.
49
Robin Cohen, Frontiers of Ident<strong>it</strong>y: The Br<strong>it</strong><strong>is</strong>h <strong>and</strong> the Others (London, 1994), 35.
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