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Winds of Change reflects on a difficult and uncertain time in Britain’s history and my own personal fears and anxiety about not only Britain’s future, but the future of the world and its effects on those close to me. The old world is dying, the one that we knew has gone. As echos of the 1930s engulf Europe, the United States and Asia, it has become clear that the balance of power and future of humanity has changed. Where Britain belongs in this new world is yet to be found.
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Published by Kozu Books and Samuel Fradley, 2022Essay by Morgan Haigh, Art HistorianPrinted in Bath, UKSoftbound200mm x 245mm PortraitCover: 4 Pages - Fedrigoni 350gsm Satin Paper - Matt LaminatedText: 68 Pages - Fedrigoni 170gsm Satin PaperPUR Bound*Preorder - Anticipated delivery December/JanuaryPlease note: Cover and Spreads are for illustration purposes only and may change* -
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