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National Myths and Language Status in Early Modern Wales and Brittany

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This chapter explores how the revision of national myths in Early Modern Britain and France reflects conflicts and contradictions between the perspectives of the dominant nations, England and France, and those of two subordinate nations, Wales and Brittany, formally annexed by their larger neighbours in the 16th century, and how the national myths in turn impinged on the status of the vernacular languages of the subordinate nations, Welsh and Breton.

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: Taylor & Francis., 2022

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22

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English

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9780367552145, 9780367552152

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online resource

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national myths

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https://directory.doabooks.org/handle/20.500.12854/99502

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