National identity in Britain and Ireland, 1780–1840
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Course image: Unknown creator, Mrs Pope as Britannia, hand-coloured etching with tinsel additions, 27 x 23cm. Published by M & M Skelt, London, c.1838. Victoria & Albert Museum, London S.21-1981. Photo: © Victoria & Albert Museum / Bridgeman Images.

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