Indeed, Fox claims that there is an unspoken English rule that she calls "the importance of not being earnest", along with a peculiarly English injunction to say, "Oh, come off it!" to those who don't understand the national importance of self-deprecation and understatement.
Almost three centuries on, amid a digital revolution that has made a nonsense of geographical frontiers, injunctions issued by English judges - including those sitting in the highest court in the land - cannot be guaranteed to hold sway.
Outside the jurisdiction of the English courts, it appears that the injunctions cannot bite.
"An injunction granted by the English courts will never eliminate the risk of the story being published elsewhere".
In plain English, the appeals court is suspending the injunction so it can consider DOJ's request that the injunction be stayed.
But re-enactment holds an added significance here since English Heritage, which was involved in the injunction and continues to manage Stonehenge, routinely stages battles and other forms of "live interpretation" at historical sites.
The English Reformation Parliament of 1533 turned the religious injunction against sodomy into the secular crime of buggery when it made "the detestable and abominable vice of buggery committed with mankind or beast" punishable by death.
Though these had been published in German before Reich ever discussed orgone, he had added mention of it to the English editions, so they were caught by the injunction.
The high court injunction issued on Monday will ban the English National Resistance, the English Defence League, Britain First, the South East Alliance, the English Volunteer Force and others from staging demonstrations within 500 metres of Abu Qatada's London home.
On October 12th California became the latest to do so.Despite these pressures, English courts are clamping down harder, granting secret super-injunctions to avoid giving internet rumour-chasers any crumb of information.
