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have the delegates representing the Asian states serve as the vice-presidents of the various sections of the conference to provide for a degree of equality between the
Europeans and the Asians. His proposal was roundly rejected. In 1912, Mijatović attributed his cosmopolitan liberalism to living in London and wrote to a friend in Serbia, "I am an old man indeed, but it seems that there have never been in my heart livelier and more generous sympathies not only for the interests and progress of our Serbia, but also for the interests and progress of the world. In London a man cannot but feel like 'a citizen of the world', cannot fail to see higher, broader and wider horizons". Like many other Balkan Anglophiles, Mijatović wished for a union between the Eastern Orthodox and Anglican Churches, and in his politics, he was much influenced by Gladstone. Mijatović also wrote twenty novels in Serbian, all of them historical novels inspired by Mijatović's favourite writer, Sir
1109:, but that as that society was based on slavery, expressing nostalgia for the old South has been unfashionable since the civil rights movement of the 1950s–60s. As such, Irvine argued that film adaptations of Austen novels offered the best compensation for Americans who have a nostalgia for an ordered society, since the memory of Regency Britain does not carry the loaded offensive political and racial connotations that the memory of the old South does. Irvine argued that unlike in Britain, the popularity of Austen films in America, which started in the 1990s, is seen as part of a "conservative cultural agenda", as admiration of Austen is regarded as a part of the "cultural capital" of American elites. However, Irvine argued that one should not be too quick to attribute the popularity of Austen in America to an "implicitly racist Anglophilia".
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developing. And what especially remained in my mind were thoughts and works of John Stuart Mill." In 1885, Serbia attacked
Bulgaria and was defeated. Geshov negotiated the peace treaty with his fellow Anglophile Mijatović, which the latter to recall in his memoirs: "Bulgaria’s delegate Ivan Geshov, and myself, cherishing admiration for the British people and their ways, entered at once into friendly relations". Strongly influenced by Mill, Geshov was an advocate of liberalism in the newly independent Bulgaria and spoke out in favour of social and political reforms. In 1911, the Anglophile Geshov who became the Bulgarian Prime Minister started secret talks with Greek Prime Minister Venizelos, an Anglophile, for a Balkan League that would drive the Ottomans out of the Balkans once and for all. In the ensuring
529:(the great English idea) was "the persuasion that man was above all a free and moral person". Taine attributed that to the "Hebraic" spirit of the British people, which he saw as reflecting the influence of Protestantism, especially the Church of England, which Taine greatly admired. Taine argued that because the Protestant British had to justify themselves before God, they had to create moral rules that applied not only to others but also to themselves, which created a culture of self-restraint. Taine had a low opinion of ordinary British people, but he very much respected the gentlemen he met on his British trips, whom he praised for their moral qualities.
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modern United States. Irvine argued that
Americans generally do not like discussing the subject of class, as it suggests that the United States is not entirely living up to its egalitarian, meritocratic ideals, and in this respect, Austen films depict a world defined by class positively, while at the same time being specifically foreign enough and far away enough in time to offer no commentary on modern America. Finally Irvine argued that the popularity of Austen films was due to their depiction of an ordered society where the chief problems faced by the characters are those relating to romantic love and where everything ends happily.
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Australia under the grounds that
Chinese immigrants were being penalised for their virtues like the willingness to work hard rather than any supposed vices. In the same way, Gladstone perceived himself as the champion of the rights of small nations, which led to support "Home Rule" for Ireland (i.e. devolving power from Westminster to an Irish parliament). The same principles that led Gladstone to support Home Rule for the Irish and the rights of Chinese immigrants in Australia made him very sympathetic to the Balkan peoples.
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Greece, have both attained to the highest position amongst the people of the earth, at different epochs, it is true, but by the identical pursuits of commerce and the same love of civilisation and progress." Gennadius served several terms as Greek minister in London, married a
British woman in 1904 worked hard to improve intellectual ties between Greece and Britain, and helped to found the Society of Hellenic Studies in London and the British School of Archeology in Athens. Reflecting his Anglophilia, Gennadius supported
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with institution-building in their own newly independent nations. Finally, though
Venizelos, Geshov, Jovanović Gennadius, and Mijatović were all nationalists, by the standards of the Balkans they were tolerant nationalists who admired the United Kingdom as a state which had brought the English, the Scots, the Welsh and the Irish living together in peace and harmony in one kingdom (the precise accuracy of that view is beside the point since that was how the British was viewed in the Balkans), which they saw
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less difficulty, and looking forward to abiding union in days to come". Venizelos's willingness to defy the King and to have Greece fight on the Allied state was partly because of his
Anglophilia, as he genuinely believed that Britain had much to teach the Greeks. That led him to help found the Anglo-Hellenic Educational Foundation in 1918. He believed that an alliance with the British would allow the Greeks to finally achieve the
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Youth", considered to be leaders of the movement, were sent to concentration camps. The "Swing Youth" movement was not overtly political, though it rejected aspects of Nazi ideology, but the persecution of the "Swing Youth" to some taking a more anti-Nazi stance. Very similar to the Swing Youth were the
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is that of "absolute and unconditioned male need for a woman", which many women on both sides of the
Atlantic find very attractive. Finally, Irvine argued that a major part of the appeal of Austen is that her stories feature heroines living in a patriarchal society where the chief purpose of women is
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was presented as a positive good for Brazil, Freyre was influenced by his view of the
British Empire as a multiethnic multiracial society that had all sorts of different peoples of various languages, ethnicities, races and religions united together in peace and harmony around a common loyalty to the
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have with remarkable consistency "cater to female desires and the female gaze" by depicting handsome actors wearing tight-fitting clothing and breeches in an "era when men could still be the locus of the beautiful". Irvine maintained that Austen films are meant to please female viewers by depicting
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became an Anglophile after marrying a British woman, Elodie Lawton, in 1864. In 1884 to 1886, 1895 to 1900 and 1902– to 1903, Mijatović was the Serbian minister in London, and he became much involved in cultural activities there and liked Britain so much he lived in London from 1889 to his death in
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Sangjoe complained that the Shan had stayed loyal to the British during World War II and waged a guerilla struggle against the Japanese, but the Burmens had collaborated with the Japanese. Sengjoe accused the British of betraying the Shan by including them in Burma, a state dominated by chauvinist
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between supporters of the King and the Prime Minister. In 1915, Venizelos stated in an interview with a British journalist, "Whatever happens within the next few critical weeks, let England never forget that Greece is with her, heart and soul, remembering her past acts of friendship in times of no
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However, Taine distrusted the masses, saw the French Revolution as the sort of disaster caused when the mindless masses were given power and stated that giving everyone the right to vote would be like making every sailor the captain on a ship. For Taine, Britain embodied his ideal political system
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and wrote six books in English. Mijatović believed that Britain had much to teach Serbia and preferred to translate books into Serbo-Croatian that promoted liberal values. Such was Mijatović's liberalism that when he attended the Hague Peace Conference in 1899 representing Serbia, he attempted to
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were all inclined to admire British liberalism, especially of the Gladstonian type. Furthermore, all five of the above-named men saw Britain as an example of a liberal power, which had successfully created institutions that were meant to serve the individual rather the state, which inspired them
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Instead, Irvine argued that the popularity of Austen films in America was due to the emergence of an ordered society, not based on land and birth as in the novels, but based on a "hierarchy of leisure and consumption", where class is "status conferred by money", in short a society much like the
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propaganda of the Japanese, who called on all Asians to unite under Japan's leadership. The Karens stayed loyal to the British and waged a guerilla war against the Japanese. One Karen veteran of the war explained in a 2009 interview that he had resisted the Pan-Asian propaganda of the Japanese
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Despite the British declaration of war on Germany on 3 September 1939, the "Swing Youth" continued to adopt the "English style", which led to the Nazi regime cracking down on the "Swing Youth": in one raid in 1941 in Hamburg, about 300 "Swing Kids" were arrested. At least seventy of the "Swing
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in which he defended the Greek people from the charges made in the British press that all Greeks were thugs. From 1875 to 1880, Gennadius worked at the Greek legation in London, where he gave a speech in 1878: "It finds in us echo all the more ready as the two nations, great Britain and little
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gave a lecture in Belgrade that stated: “Let us take a look at England whose name is so famed. Fortunate circumstances have made her a country where general progress of humanity has been achieved in the best way. There is no known truth or science that has not enriched popular consciousness in
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For the first five years of the Third Reich, Nazi propaganda had been favourable to Britain, as Hitler had hoped for an Anglo-German alliance, but in 1938, when it became clear that Britain was not going to ally with Germany, the propaganda of the regime turned fiercely Anglophobic: a major
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translated all of Shakespeare's plays into German, and such was the popularity of Schlegel's translation that German nationalists were soon starting to claim that Shakespeare was actually a German playwright who wrote his plays in English. English actors had been visiting the
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between 1726 and 1728. He learned English and expressed admiration for Britain as a land where, unlike his homeland, censorship was loose, one could freely express one's views, and business was considered a respectable occupation. Voltaire expressed his Anglophilia in his
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their long hair, the girls favoured tight roll-collar jumpers with short flared skirts and wooden platform shoes, sported dark glasses with big lenses, put on heavy make-up and went bare-headed to show their dyed hair, set off by a lock of different hue".
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to be wives and mothers (thus making a woman's worth mainly dependent on her marriageability) who have to navigate complex social rules to assert themselves and marry the right man: stories that women find as relevant today as in the 19th century.
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referred only to a man known for his sense of style and elegance and did not refer to the man's moral qualities. In France, there was no equivalent to the idea of a British gentleman. Taine noted that the difference between the French
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continue to display Anglophilia and British loyalist sentiments, which stem either from nostalgia for the British colonial period or a perception that British rule was in retrospect preferable to increased subjugation from
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because he was Karen, a group, just like the Shan and the Mon, that "really liked" the British and preferred to fight along with their friends. The veteran stated that as a Karen, he had to stay loyal to the British Crown.
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British-bashing campaign was launched in the autumn of 1938. In this light, the Anglophilia of the Swing Youth could be seen as an implicit rejection of the regime. Likewise, the "Swing Youth" tended to welcome Jewish and
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generation Hong Kong nationals who were either born after the handover or were too young to remember it, and that younger Hongkongers have displayed British symbolism at pro-democracy rallies in acts of opposition to the
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called the plays of Shakespeare "a huge, animated fair", which he attributed to his Englishness, writing: "Everywhere in England – surrounded by the seas, enveloped in fog and clouds, active in all parts of the world".
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to wage a campaign of plundering, murder, rape and enslavement against the Bulgarians, and 15,000 Bulgarian civilians in a series of massacres that shocked the West. The Conservative government under Prime Minister
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in which he sought to prove the parallels between British and Serbian histories with the emphasis on the struggle for freedom as the defining feature of both nations' history. After his return to Serbia,
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or have a historical interest in past local British shaped culture in Hong Kong prior to the handover. Others, while not wanting a return to full British rule, have cited their appreciation for the fact
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and at universities in Britain, which resulted in much of the Shan elite becoming Anglophiles who treasured British culture as if it were their own. The Karens fought with the British during all three
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of Burma who were converted to Christianity by British missionaries in the 19th century and had long felt oppressed by the militaristic Burmese state, Anglophilia is very common. Likewise with the
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was another well-known Anglophile however his Anglophilia was unlike that of Freyre. Oliveira's Anglophilia was rooted in the conservative tradition, akin to that of
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and combined the best features of both order and freedom. The state had limited powers, but the people instinctively deferred to the elite. For Taine, the essence of
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to those whose talents had been allowed to rise up, but the French nobility was exclusive and very reactionary. Taine further admired the public schools like
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and from Britain: "The Anglo-Saxon race alone has succeeded in keeping up the two feelings and in strengthening the one through the other".
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the male body in a way normally associated with the female body and male viewers. Irvine wrote that the appeal of characters like
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3013:"Democracy Darkens: For Hong Kong Activists, a Year of Despair and Dread."
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3666:"A Brief Look at the Malaysian Prime Ministers' Leadership Styles"
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1769:"Holiday Traditions of England: "Merry Christmas""
1200:, there were about 19,000 British soldiers in the
1175:and on social media by referring to themselves as
728:as an example for their own multi-ethnic nations.
686:The Bulgarian Horrors and the Question of the East
641:"The Eastern Question": Anglophilia in The Balkans
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2992:Shih, Carmen, and Gienne Lee (16 November 2011).
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806:Notes on the Recent Murders by Brigands in Greece
365:as a better way of thinking. The French version,
327:, noted that the trend is more pronounced in the
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3323:"Anglophilia: Ten Famous Anglophile Celebrities"
2994:"Remembering or Re-imagining British Hong Kong?"
3078:"Kosovo vs. England: More than a football game"
2866:Burke, Peter & Pallares-Burke, Maria Lucia
2853:Burke, Peter & Pallares-Burke, Maria Lucia
2840:Burke, Peter & Pallares-Burke, Maria Lucia
1723:(5th ed.). Houghton Mifflin Harcourt. 2015
1647:(5th ed.). Houghton Mifflin Harcourt. 2015
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2855:Gilberto Freyre: Social Theory in the Tropics
2842:Gilberto Freyre: Social Theory in the Tropics
1791:Hebblethwaite, Cordelia (26 September 2012).
1790:
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1044:Starting out as a leftist, Freyre hailed the
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158:wrote in an edition of his weekly magazine
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768:The diplomat, economist and politician
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56:Please consider expanding the lead to
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3048:Roantree, Anne Marie (12 July 2019).
2720:, Volume 8, No. 2, May 1989 page 159.
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377:. However, underground copies of the
358:Letters Concerning the English Nation
85:dedicated to American philanthropist
3913:(University of Chicago Press, 2008).
3740:from the original on 1 December 2021
3682:from the original on 16 January 2021
3535:Stolworthy, Jacob (31 August 2018).
3454:"Einstein, Anglophilia, and America"
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3201:10.1093/oxfordjournals.afraf.a098014
3185:"Nigerian-Soviet Relations, 1960-87"
2733:, Volume 8, No. 2, May 1989 page 159
2010:Kinzer, Stephen (30 December 1995).
1407:, Hong Kong politician and barrister
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580:, a novel that Coubertin loved, and
346:Around 1722, the French philosopher
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2980:, London: Routledge, 2005 page 152.
2960:, London: Routledge, 2005 page 160.
2924:, London: Routledge, 2005 page 159.
680:. By contrast, the Liberal leader,
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182:The James, an English-style pub in
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3846:Anglomania: A European Love Affair
2780:, London: Ebury Press 2010 page 64
2760:Abram, David & Forbes, Andrew
2670:"Swingjugend: The Real Swing Kids"
1854:Williams, Alex (10 October 2012).
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3906:, 2010, retrieved: June 14, 2012.
3673:Journal of Administrative Science
3492:Lawrence, Tom (6 February 2019).
2696:"Swing Kids Behind Barbered Wire"
1347:, English-American philanthropist
225:, and other institutions such as
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1825:"Separated by a Common Language"
1389:, American actress and filmmaker
614:In 1890, Coubertin attended the
237:. Anglophiles may enjoy English
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3853:Markovich, Slobodan G. (2009).
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876:since the early 20th century).
442:, designed as an homage to the
418:Préservatif contre l'anglomanie
48:may be too short to adequately
4272:Admiration of foreign cultures
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3289:Flinn, John (20 August 2006).
2831:Volume 27, No. 1 2011 page 45.
2762:Insight Guides Myanmar (Burma)
2012:"Shakespeare, Icon in Germany"
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1431:, American singer and musician
1395:, American actor and filmmaker
1371:, American singer and musician
1359:, American singer and musician
1341:, American singer and musician
1287:, American actor and filmmaker
1221:, American actor and filmmaker
1062:Brazilian intellectual figure
58:provide an accessible overview
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3904:Institute of European History
3401:"Celebrities Who Love the UK"
2749:Economic and Political Weekly
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1617:Culture of the United Kingdom
1473:, Canadian actor and comedian
1443:, American singer and actress
1317:, Australian actor and singer
1305:, American actor and musician
1004:. In promoting his theory of
565:, who, after reading Taine's
444:traditional British phone box
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125:The word is derived from the
3932:Anglotopia – Anglophile Blog
3544:. Retrieved 8 November 2021.
3238:. Retrieved 8 November 2021.
3140:"Famous Anglophiles: Part 2"
3020:. Retrieved 17 October 2021.
1413:, Singaporean Prime Minister
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695:Balkan Anglophiles such as
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1563:, English-American actress
1521:, Barbadian cricket player
1503:, Malaysian Prime Minister
1275:, English-Canadian actress
472:Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
422:The Antidote to Anglomania
408:and the resulting wave of
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329:Northeastern United States
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3848:. New York: Random House.
3814:Auerbach, Sascha (2009).
2698:. Music and the Holocaust
2672:. Swungover. 26 July 2013
1461:, American philanthropist
1239:, Nigerian Prime Minister
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1064:Plinio CorrĂŞa de Oliveira
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3917:Time magazine review of
3760:"An Anglophile Angelino"
3183:Ogunbadejo, Oye (1988).
1894:, pp. 26–27, 30–33.
1773:World Holiday Traditions
707:; Ioannes Gennadius and
143:, meaning "friend". Its
3900:European History Online
3878:21.15107/rcub_dais_4302
1159:who is known to wave a
682:William Ewart Gladstone
609:renaissance britannique
605:William Ewart Gladstone
598:Tom Brown's School Days
578:Tom Brown's School Days
527:la grande idée anglaise
500:"The Perfect Gentlemen"
459:August Wilhelm Schlegel
4249:Cultural appropriation
3959:The Anglophile Channel
3612:Cambridgenetwork.co.uk
1237:Abubakar Tafawa Balewa
1097:in his 1957 essay "On
862:League of German Girls
717:Ivan Evstratiev Geshov
616:Wenlock Olympian Games
446:
438:A German phone box in
406:Lettres philosophiques
390:Lettres philosophiques
379:Lettres philosophiques
367:Lettres philosophiques
317:University of Delaware
194:
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3824:10.1057/9780230620926
3818:. London: Macmillan.
2384:Gašić, Ranka (2005).
1669:Anglophile definition
1136:handover of Hong Kong
709:Eleutherios Venizelos
620:William Penny Brookes
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371:Roman Catholic Church
181:
167:Revue des deux Mondes
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3868:10.2298/BALC0940093M
3736:. 29 November 2021.
3354:Scottishdailyexpress
3264:"Famous Anglophiles"
3055:Hong Kong Free Press
2115:, pp. 146, 148.
1622:Special Relationship
1557:, American filmmaker
1425:, New Zealand singer
1269:, American filmmaker
1233:, Spanish politician
1177:British Hongkongers,
1046:British Labour Party
1035:William Butler Yeats
1019:Florence Nightingale
955:, they resisted the
478:In the 18th century
325:University of Sussex
323:, a linguist at the
296:Anglophiles may use
235:English class system
223:system of government
215:Gilbert and Sullivan
89:, a noted Anglophile
4282:English nationalism
3084:. 17 November 2019.
2648:, pp. 127–128.
2612:, pp. 117–118.
2600:, pp. 115–116.
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2233:, pp. 154–155.
2221:, pp. 153–154.
2185:, pp. 151–152.
2158:, pp. 149–150.
2074:, pp. 145–146.
1345:John Paul Getty Jr.
1212:Notable Anglophiles
1182:Hong Kong basic law
1118:Pride and Prejudice
571:Franco-Prussian War
563:Pierre de Coubertin
402:William Shakespeare
203:William Shakespeare
4277:Culture of England
3952:2021-10-10 at the
3710:. 11 February 2020
3456:. 22 October 2019.
2901:. 30 October 2018.
2829:Portuguese Studies
2016:The New York Times
1906:, pp. 34, 38.
1882:, pp. 23, 25.
1860:The New York Times
1747:All the Year Round
1612:Culture of England
1545:, American actress
1509:, Barbadian singer
1501:Tunku Abdul Rahman
1485:, American actress
1479:, Japanese Emperor
1455:, American actress
1453:Elizabeth McGovern
1449:, Canadian actress
1437:, Australian model
1401:, American actress
1383:, American actress
1365:, American actress
1353:, American actress
1335:, German scientist
1329:, American actress
1311:, American actress
1257:, American actress
1245:, American actress
1227:, American actress
1107:Gone With The Wind
1002:Ingleses no Brasil
916:Simone de Beauvoir
912:Ă la mode d'Oxford
770:Čedomilj Mijatović
762:Vladimir Jovanović
701:Čedomilj Mijatović
697:Vladimir Jovanović
484:The New York Times
447:
311:The New York Times
195:
161:All the Year Round
91:
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3833:978-0-230-60949-5
3172:. March 14, 2014.
3146:. 25 January 2009
2805:Cox, Christopher
2792:Cox, Christopher
2776:Thompson, Julien
2323:, pp. 98–99.
1949:, pp. 50–51.
1575:, American singer
1569:, American rapper
1555:Quentin Tarantino
1539:, American singer
1533:, American singer
1491:, American singer
1419:, American singer
1399:Jennifer Lawrence
1363:Maggie Gyllenhaal
1323:, Canadian rapper
1281:, American writer
1263:, American writer
1251:, Canadian singer
1231:Esperanza Aguirre
1085:American Janeites
1079:Winston Churchill
1023:Winston Churchill
894:Volksgemeinschaft
738:Dositej Obradović
674:Benjamin Disraeli
464:Holy Roman Empire
287:television series
75:
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