MATTHEW LOCKWOOD

Partiendo de un análisis político, histórico y comparativo el autor expone también vías de solución para un continente que se ha convertido en la región más dependiente de ayuda de la historia de la

Important comprehensive and superbly researched All the more urgent at the present time BART VAN ES A terrific clear eyed and balanced history that cuts through today s toxic debates DAILY TEL

Important comprehensive and superbly researched All the more urgent at the present time BART VAN ES A terrific clear eyed and balanced history that cuts through today s toxic debates DAILY TELEGRAPHHow have those who arrived on Britain s shores shaped its history Refugees seeking to reach Britain today often face perilous journeys impossible bureaucracy and acidic public opinion But this hasn t always been the way For most of our history Great Britain cherished its outward image as a safe haven for those displaced by religious persecution political violence or economic crisis an island of stability in the midst of a violent world In This Land of Promise migration scholar Matthew Lockwood overturns many popular modern day misconceptions about Britain s history of immigration Exiles and refugees have been not only a constant presence in Britain across the centuries but also intrinsic to shaping Britain as it is today This is a profoundly moving and illuminating history told through the people who lived it Frederick Douglass and the formerly enslaved men who followed in his footsteps fleeing America on the hopes of kinder cultures Little girls like Liesl Ornstein who discovered they were Jewish only when Hitler took Austria who were sent to England