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Re: definition of Anglo Saxon » Dinah

Posted by jane d on November 16, 2011, at 21:33:10

In reply to Re: the political climate you would like » sigismund, posted by Dinah on November 16, 2011, at 20:45:39

> Where you are, does English speaking generally mean Anglo-Saxon? That's not something that springs instantly to mind where I live. I think I may be slightly over 1/2 English, but I'm in the minority. Even our state law is based on the Napoleonic code rather than English common law.
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For what its worth I read Anglo Saxon in that post as referring to English speaking countries - specifically those that are English speaking due a heavy migration from England ie US, Canada, Australia. I'm not sure I agree with the assertion but I did read it as referring to a modern cluster of countries with some shared legal traditions.


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