Sixteen years or so too late, but I’m presently inhaling Peter Hitchens’s The Abolition of Britain. Though a diehard Hitchensonian – I played a small role in helping old mate Rachel Bailes publish her interview with Morality Man in the Aussie Speccie – I avoided the book mainly because of the title. Too provincial, I thought.
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