Weeping Britannia

Discover the poignant history of emotion in Britain with Weeping Britannia by Thomas Dixon Jr., published by Oxford University Press in 2015. This compelling hardback edition spans 452 pages, meticulously exploring the rich tapestry of six centuries of weeping Britons. Dixon offers a thorough examination that challenges the enduring myth of the British 'stiff upper lip,' tracing the evolution of emotional expression from medieval mystics to the political landscape of Margaret Thatcher's era. Delve into this insightful narrative that reveals the complexities of British identity and emotional culture. Perfect for history enthusiasts and those interested in the social dynamics of the United Kingdom, Weeping Britannia promises to engage and enlighten readers on a topic often overlooked in traditional historical discourse.