Nacionalismo inglés

[miniatura|dereita|[Bandeira de Inglaterra.]]
[miniatura|dereita|Estatua de [Alfredo o Grande, o rei anglosaxón de Wessex dende 871 até 899.]]
O **nacionalismo inglés** é un movemento político nacionalista en Inglaterra que defende e promove a unidade do pobo inglés. Nun sentido amplo, abrangue movementos políticos e sociais motivados pola defensa da cultura, a lingua e a historia de Inglaterra, e baséase nun sentido de orgullo en Inglaterra e o pobo inglés. Os nacionalistas ingleses adoitan considerarse a si mesmos como ingleses no canto de británicos.

A nivel político, demanda o autogoberno para Inglaterra, cun Parlamento Inglés devolto. Outros nacionalistas ingleses prefiren o restablecemento dun estado soberano independente de Inglaterra, coa disolución do Reino Unido.

## Historia 
A historia do nacionalismo inglés é fonte de debate para os estudosos. O historiador Adrian Hastings escribiu que "É posible atopar historiadores que datan "o albor da conciencia nacional inglesa" (ou algunha frase semellante) en case todos os séculos dende o VIII ata o XIX".

## Notas 
## Véxase tamén 
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