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Shows that the decision to leave the European Union is historically explicable, though not made historically inevitable, by Britain's very different historical experience, especially in the twentieth century, and because of our more extensive and deeper ties outside Europe.
Preface: why this book? -- 1. Set in a silver sea -- 2. Joining 'Europe' -- 3. Second thoughts -- 4. Divisions and identities. Who voted and why?; Explaining 'leave'; Explaining 'Remain'; Economic worries and 'Project Fear'; Narratives of leave and remain; Culture wars? -- 5. Stopping Brexit -- almost -- 6. COVID and after -- Conclusion: 'Not in our stars'.
Includes bibliographical references and index.