“This picture is not a work of merely local interest”: The Birth of a Nationand Gone with the Wind in the Anglo-American World
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20 novembre 2023
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Introduction The United States has been exporting representations of its Civil War (1861–1865) to Britain since the days of the war itself. These have been crossing the Atlantic in various ways: academic studies, artefacts, novels and military writings are just a few examples. However, between the end of the nineteenth century and the coming of age of television, cinema was arguably the leading agent of generating and exporting Civil War images from the United States to Britain. According to ...