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Colonial Celts and Christmas Carols: Cornish Music and Identity in South Australia

Submitted by Elizabeth K. Neale on September 3, 2015 - 9:54am

Cornwall, at the far south west of the United Kingdom, is simultaneously a county of England, a royal Duchy, and Celtic nation, and as such its culture and heritage bears witness to a long history of conflicting social, economic and cultural pressures.

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