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"An Anglosphere Primer", by James C. Bennett

©2001, 2002 by James C. Bennett, Presented to the Foreign Policy Research Institute

http://explorersfoundation.org/archive/anglosphere_primer.html
http://explorersfoundation.org/archive/anglosphere_primer.pdf


"The Anglosphere Primer" , by James C. Bennett, introduced the concept of the "Anglosphere". The article was hosted originally on the website of Pattern Research, Denver, Colorado, and attracted significant readership because of links provided by bloggers, among whom were Glen Reynolds, of Instapundit, and Andrew Sullivan.

Sullivan's blogging produced 8,000 hits on the pattern.com hosted article within a few days.


In October 2004, Bennett's book, The Anglosphere Challenge was published.

The Explorers Foundation is working with Bennett's Anglosphere Institute and has undertaken to find readers for his book who are capable of doing something that will interest explorers.


The on-line bibliography for The Anglosphere Challenge: Why the English Speaking Nations Will Lead the Way in the Twenty-First Century will be found at:

http://explorersfoundation.org/archive/anglosphere_bibliography.pdf

A fascinating commentary on books that influenced Bennett's development of the network commonwealth and Anglosphere concepts. -leif


Albion's Seedlings weblog: http://anglosphere.com/weblog/


"The Third Anglosphere Century," by James C. Bennett, a Heritage paper published online November 2007.
http://www.heritage.org/bookstore/anglosphere.pdf

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entered before July 9, 2006; edited/updated December 27, 2007