Titlebook: Britain and the Olympic Games, 1908-1920; Perspectives on Part Luke J. Harris Book 2015 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 201

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The Perspective of the 1908 Olympics in the Nations of Britain,sulted in English identity consuming British identity, encouraging the other nations of the Union to cling onto their own identities, while still enjoying a British identity.. He attributes this to the fact that the first British Empire was the conquest by the English over the other nations of Britain.

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The 1920 Antwerp Olympics,As the British press feared, throughout 1919, Antwerp was not completely ready for the festival. Allen Guttmann states, ‘the facilities were far from ideal. The stadium was unfinished. The track was poorly built and heavy rains made it worse. The Belgian public took little notice of the games.’. Despite this, the Games were a relative success.

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,Chaucer’s Body: The Subject of Technology,hletes from New Zealand were also competing for the first time since they were part of an Australasian team. The athletes competed across 23 sports and 110 events, which ‘not only made the 1908 Games the largest Olympics to date, but also the largest international sports gathering ever staged.’

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Mann und Frau im Urchristentum, to compete in the swimming and diving events that were allowing women to partake for the first time. These Games have been dubbed ‘the arrival of the Olympic Games as the world’s premier international event,’. such was their success.

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