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That does not even seem close to being true. I think more accurately it was a reaction against an established aristocratic and monarchial system that wouldn't s
by dougmwne 5y ago
That does not even seem close to being true. I think more accurately it was a reaction against an established aristocratic and monarchial system that wouldn't share power with a new growing colonial upper class. Don't think the English were codling the peasants much back then.
- foobarian 5y agoOk, overbearing before WW2, coddling after, then? :-) Either way the effect was to drive the more ambitious layer out which I think seeded a very skewed culture relative to their origin.