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Albion Vol. 11, Issue 2: Autumn 2014

Table of Contents
 

Obituary: Dr. Frederick Donnelly


            Arthur Hansbrow’s Little Book

Editorial
         
Art

            British Folk Art at Tate Britain: Special Feature (Exhibition and Catalogue Review)

Books

            Michael Kenny’s The Politics of English Nationhood

            Violet Hunt’s The Wife of Rossetti

            The Sensual Versus the Ideological: Political Agency in Laurie Lee’s As I Walked Out One Midsummer Morning

            Patrick Leigh Fermor’s The Broken Road: From the Iron Gates to Mount Athos

Cinema

            Iain Sinclair and 70x70: The Anti-Pantheon

            Amma Assante’s Belle

            Andrew Kötting’s In the Wake of a Deadad

Music

            Folk and Rock Reviews

            Jake Thackray and Songs 

            Matt Berry’s Musical Career

            Classical Reviews

Diversions


Mission Statement
Albion Magazine Online is a public service, not-for-profit biannual web-based magazine dedicated to exploring English culture and identity from a liberal, inclusive perspective.  A magazine for modern English people regardless of age, ethnic background, region, class etc, it seeks to investigate and celebrate the positive aspects of Englishness and English culture without ignoring areas that need improvement.  With coverage of topics that are often neglected in the mainstream media, Albion brings a holistic approach to Englishness and the place of the English person in today's world.




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