our ancestors :)
Our ancestors :)
Henry Jackson
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Bentley Butler
>northerners
>industrial wasteland to industrial wasteland
lmfao
Ian Jones
Why does this picture look so evil? it's like an octopus demon
Adam Carter
I need to hear Americans trying to say Welsh names. I assume there has gotta be at least some Welsh place names in the states.
Ethan Bailey
my descendants :)
Nathaniel Hernandez
>best part of the UK goes to the best part of the USA
>worst part of the UK goes to the worst part of the USA
Hmmmm....
Jordan Hall
en.wikipedia.org
None of them seem to have any
Nicholas Bell
I think I've seen some place names, like Bryn Mawr and Caernarvon. Do wonder how you guys pronounce those.
Caleb Rogers
Probably Brinn Mauer and Care-naar-vonn.
Brody Peterson
Norf: SOUL
South: Soulless
Jordan Bell
>tfw perfect blend of all four + scots, ulster scots, irish, noord-hollander and french huguenot
Life is suffering
Zachary Nguyen
This, what is the secret behind East Anglia/New England's success?
Kayden Kelly
David Hackett Fischer is a crank
But my professor is obsessed with him so I have to read his shitty books
Cameron Gutierrez
The strength of the Essex man is unmatched, there is no secret - it's plain to see
Adam Roberts
Bump
Luis Roberts
Shipping/trade and an otherwise diverse economy
Brandon Martin
>cucked part of the UK goes to the cucked part of the USA
>uncucked part of the UK goes to the uncucked part of the USA
Hmmmm....
Cooper Kelly
really makes you think
Luke Johnson
Higher percentage of Anglo-Saxon DNA.
Michael Cook
Alexander Hall
But as shows the Angles were failures
Nathaniel Turner
Not my ancestors la cretura
Michael Cook
I actually own this book and it's quite stupid and poorly-argued. That said, there is a kernel of truth to the idea that migrants from London and East Anglia formed the nucleus of the New England elite. The South-East of England has always been wealthier, better educated and entrepreneurial-minded. It was the case even during the English Civil War, where bar a few exceptions the most radical of dissidents were drawn overwhelmingly from the burgher classes across London and East Anglia.
Levi Russell
The North was the heart of British industry at that time you fucking fairy.