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Morris Dancing

Britain is a land steeped in pageantry and tradition. From the Changing of the Guard to the Beefeaters uniforms at the Tower of London, there is often an impression of formality that seems to reinforce the country’s stereotypical stiff upper lip. However, one of the nation’s most enduring customs should dispel that

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