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The Origins of English Individualism The Family Property and Social Transition

Alan Macfarlane

The Origins of English Individualism

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The Charlie Kirk Show

Dr. Orr cited McFarlane's work as a wonderful study showing how English people historically moved freely and were not clanbased.

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The wonderful book by Alan McFarlane, a colleague of mine in Cambridge, called The Origins of English Individualism, that shows that the English people from the 13th, 12th, 13th century onwards were c...

— Episode: Why Is Europe Choosing To Replace Itself...

Episode: Why Is Europe Choosing To Replace Itself?

Dr. Orr cited McFarlane's work as a wonderful study showing how English people historically moved freely and were not clanbased.

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The wonderful book by Alan McFarlane, a colleague of mine in Cambridge, called The Origins of English Individualism, that shows that the English people from the 13th, 12th, 13th century onwards were constantly moving around, always moving around. We were not very familial. We weren't very sort of clan-based at all.

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