I mean, even the most hardcore British/English nationalist would likely dispute that being born in Britain is necessary to define Britishness; otherwise we would exclude such eminently and obviously British figures as Rudyard Kipling (born in Bombay, India) and Richard Dawkins (born in Nairobi, Kenya).
I mean, even the most hardcore British/English nationalist would likely dispute that being born in Britain is necessary to define Britishness; otherwise we would exclude such eminently and obviously British figures as Rudyard Kipling (born in Bombay, India) and Richard Dawkins (born in Nairobi, Kenya).
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