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| Contemporary Britain In this ‘history as tragedy’, fin de siècle concerns and post-modern angst are clearly detectable, but above all this pessimistic version of contemporary British history is dominated by the notion of long-term decline deriving from endemic and manifold 39.57 Kb. 1 | read |