#British

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Bihar_ke_lala

"We sigh and think we have done our duty. We do not have that fire, we do not suffer, for we have become corpses."This was written by Bhagat Singh in

History of Croats

HCroats

British diplomat, travel writer & the authority on the Ottoman Empire Sir Paul Rycaut (1629 - 1700) wrote about recently islamized Croats of Bosnia who still "read The gospel in

Nutty Skeleton

lmartods

I don't know why you are acting crazy - I said small doses and done in controlled manner and talked about how it's easier to treathttps://twitter.com/lmartods/status/1326922712523169792 I did not say

Barrister's Horse

BarristersHorse

thread:COD PEACE1. As certain European countries are claiming historic fishing rights in our waters, I'll do a thread on the legal position shortly, but first let's take a look how

Barbara Bleiman 🎓(for teachers)

BarbaraBleiman

A thread on a chronological KS3 English curriculum, to spark debate: 1. Nothing wrong with teaching chronology. But why not a timeline on the wall or in student books, adding

James O'Malley

Psythor

Just had a 100% definitely real conversation with a British couple who have a holiday home near us. They were grotesque caricatures of my political opponents and they told me

the caped joo sader

capedjoosader

When a Tory calls me a baby killer, monkey, Neanderthal, Peado, when they post my address with warnings to keep my head down, then I will fight them.When there officials

Dr Phil Weir

navalhistorian

On this day 1945 the @RoyalNavy Pacific Fleet under V/Adm Sir Bernad Rawlings, with its @Australian_Navy & @NZNavy elements launched an air strike on Japan, alongside the vast @USNavy 3rd

James Rebanks

herdyshepherd1

I am totally confused by this... our politicians don’t want to impose unfair administrative burdens on trading partners with regard to how they farm and treat animals...But are quite happy

Raam Beart 🥭

raam_beart

(1) MEPs in the EU Parliament enjoy generous perks on top of monthly salaries of over €8,000 - weak oversight & lack of a proper trial on these 'expenses' may

Kathy Davies

KathyDavies93

Just finished a lecture on the roles of British women in colonial India, and I’m buzzing. Really enjoyed it. If I’m honest, that’s the first lecture I have actually *enjoyed*

Colin Bloom

ColinBloom

I want to thank everyone who responded to my recent Call for Evidence. We had well over 20k responses, I can already see many have practical suggestions on how we

Catherine Mayer

catherine_mayer

#COVID19 arrived in the UK *last year*. The finding by the Kent coroner raises many hard questions swerved in this @TheSun piece. A short, sad thread https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/12618638/british-dad-coronavirus-christmas-china/ One of the

Lewis Goodall

lewis_goodall

Absolutely extraordinary. A trade border on the island of Ireland has been created at the stroke of a pen in Brussels- and yet no-one there thought to tell anyone in

Ida Bae Wells

nhannahjones

Slavery was 1 of the most popular metaphors used by white colonists during the Rev to describe their treatment by the British bc as enslavers themselves,they cynically understood other white

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_HardeepDhindsa

Rolling thread of artworks I encounter during my thesis research Topic/themes: whiteness and Classics in British neoclassical paintings, national identity and a growing empire, the Grand Tour and the

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