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Subject: This was interesting

Author: David Hicks

[ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] Date Posted: 19:10:40 11/06/04 Sat In reply to: S Witterick 's message, "How far has the “Cornish Revival” affected modern Cornwall ?" on 04:57:59 11/04/04 Thu I think it is important that people realise the indigenous cultures of the united kingdom, instead of pretedning there is just one. [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ]

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Author: Owain (UK) [ Edit | View ]	Date Posted: 08:09:43 11/07/04 Sun Yes, we must recognise there existance and then do everything we can to bring them closer together. I'm not talking about English assimilation. Theres something we can all learn from each other (even if its just each others mistakes) and so there no reason to contain certian ideas into certain areas. [ Post a Reply to This Message ]