This is a study of two conflicting trends in nineteenth-century Britain: the promotion of integration and unity, and the commitment to preserve regional diversity. It is a stimulating account of the making of the modern British nation, in which the relationship between region and state still lies at the heart of concerns with local government, the North/South divide, and Europe.
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