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How an Englishman Learned to Love America
Atria
March 2013
On Sale: March 5, 2013
224 pages ISBN: 1476730199 EAN: 9781476730196 Kindle: B009UVEAP6 Paperback / e-Book
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An editor at BBC-TV takes a witty and honest look at the
“special” relationship between the US and the
UK. Britain and America no longer see their
relationship as merely “special”; they have a new word to
describe it: “essential.” Justin Webb would prefer all
adjectives to be abandoned in an effort to tell the real
story. As the BBC’s former North American
editor for eight years, Webb is perfectly placed to comment
on the relationship between these two great nations, and he
identifies a fault line in the long-standing marriage
between them—a cultural divide that separates us.
Furthermore, he argues that recognizing this divide, even
celebrating it, is the key to a rich future
collaboration. An amusing, myth-breaking,
unflinchingly honest read, Cheers, America is not an
attack on either the English or the Americans. It is a wry
account of the transatlantic friendship as it actually
exists—and the surprising lessons we can still learn from
each other.
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