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New postcolonial British genres
Sarah Ilott
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History And Criticism
In Literature
Postcolonialism In Literature
Moses and the Ten Commandments
4.0
2K votes
The Avengers
3.9
132 votes
Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy
3.8
105 votes
The Crown
4.1
3K votes
Victoria
3.7
251 votes
The Chair
3.3
121 votes
Little Britain
3.6
201 votes
Norsemen
3.5
163 votes
Camelot
3.2
160 votes
John Adams
3.8
285 votes
The Plague
3.5
214 votes
Counterpart
3.7
338 votes
Boundless
3.7
102 votes
Warrior
4.0
558 votes
Once Upon a Time... Man
4.1
112 votes
Robot Chicken
3.8
473 votes
Marvel's M.O.D.O.K.
3.3
170 votes
Brickleberry
3.6
199 votes
Monster
4.3
572 votes
Jean-Claude Van Johnson
3.3
141 votes
The White Princess
3.9
262 votes
The Borgias
3.8
445 votes
My Lady Jane
3.7
100 votes
House of Cards
4.1
136 votes
Shaka Zulu
3.5
121 votes
Hyouka
4.1
321 votes
The Great
4.1
1K votes
Slow Horses
3.9
410 votes
Wolf Hall
3.8
101 votes
Barbarians
3.7
581 votes
Scorpion
4.1
4K votes
The Pillars of the Earth
3.8
348 votes
Mortal Kombat: Legacy
3.4
104 votes
Peaky Blinders
4.3
10K votes
The Capture
3.9
228 votes
Yin Yang Yo!
3.8
113 votes
Tekken: Bloodline
3.8
160 votes
Magnificent Century
4.0
781 votes
The Legend of El Cid
3.6
194 votes
Kenichi: The Mightiest Disciple
4.3
430 votes
The Staircase
3.4
176 votes
Dali & Cocky Prince
3.6
116 votes
Sherwood
3.6
123 votes
Knightfall
3.5
313 votes
Versailles
3.9
192 votes
Kickin' It
4.1
169 votes
Harlots
3.8
155 votes
The Frankenstein Chronicles
3.5
114 votes