From patriotic parody to threat : Flanders and Swann, the Likely Lads and Reform / Letter
The boundaries between satire and nationalism are ever more blurred, writes Alex Heaton Stuart Heritage rightly observes the satire that is inherent in For He is an Englishman, the “patriotic” song from HMS Pinafore, cropping up in popular culture (‘The rallying cry of the rich and horrible’, 17 (…)
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