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Tom introduces Dan Jackson as the author of this book, describing it as 'brilliant' and noting it makes a case for the significance of Northumbria and regional history more broadly.

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Dominic explicitly references this book, discussing McKibben's argument that England only developed a uniform English culture from the 1920s onwards due to the BBC erasing differences of dialect, class, and regional culture.

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Dan describes this as 'a great book' that explains how different groups from the British Isles migrated to different parts of America - Cavaliers to Delaware, Puritans to New England, and borderers (English and Scots) to Appalachia.