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GUEST,Appaloosa Lady BS: British Values (37) RE: BS: British Values 12 Mar 08


We are a wonderful country Richard and I am very proud to be British.

We have simply forgotten the beauty and the *good* history that lies within this nation, alongside the bad, because for so very long we've let people tell us nothing BUT the bad. It has had a devastating effect on this country and it's way past time to change.

Here's a few Brits to remember, to give David Beckham a run for his money.

Christopher Wren
Isaace Newton
Samuel Pepys
Bede
St. Boniface
King Arthur
Robert The Bruce
Geoffrey Chaucer
Owain Glyndawr
William Caxton
William Shakespeare
Thomas Hobbes
John Locke
John Wesley
Dr. Samuel Johnson
Lancelot 'Capability' Brown
Captain James Cook
James Watt
Thomas Paine
Edward Jenner
William Blake
Lord Nelson
Robert Burns
William Wilberforce
William Wordsworth
Jane Austen
Elizabeth Fry
Edith Cavell
Florence Nightingale
George Stephenson
Michael Faraday
Anthony Ashley Cooper
Isambard Kingdom Brunel
John Stuart Mill
Charles Darwin
Alfred, Lord Tennyson
Charles Dickens
Dr. David Livingstone
John Ruskin
William Booth
William Morris
Andrew Carnegie
Joseph Rowntree
Thomas Hardy
Dr. Thomas J. Barnado
Alexander Graham Bell
Sir Edward Elgar
Emmeline Pankhurst
Robert Falcon Scott
Edwin Lutyens
Ernest Shackleton
Marie Stopes
Winston Churchill
Alexander Fleming
John Logie Baird
T. S. Eliot
Charlie Chaplin
Agatha Christie
Amy Johnson
Leonard Cheshire
Donald Campbell
Stephen Hawking
Anita Roddick
Beatrix Potter
Elizabeth Barrett-Browning
Robert Browning
The Bronte Sisters

The National Trust
The RSPCA
The NSPCC
English Heritage



The list is endless....


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