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An '''Anglophile''' is someone who loves England and exaggerates its historical significance. | An '''Anglophile''' is someone who loves England and exaggerates its historical significance. | ||
| − | + | ==Examples of Anglophilia== | |
| + | *Insistence that [[William Shakespeare]] was the most influential person of the second millennium. | ||
| + | *Lying about the efficacy of the NHS to save face and promote liberalism. | ||
| + | *Asserting that British universities are the best just because they're old or "popular". | ||
[[category:England]] | [[category:England]] | ||
Revision as of 22:15, August 6, 2010
An Anglophile is someone who loves England and exaggerates its historical significance.
Examples of Anglophilia
- Insistence that William Shakespeare was the most influential person of the second millennium.
- Lying about the efficacy of the NHS to save face and promote liberalism.
- Asserting that British universities are the best just because they're old or "popular".