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Why Remembrance is a privilege as much as a duty

13 November 2022

5:00 PM

13 November 2022

5:00 PM

It was exceptionally cold, that strange Armistice day. I was used to spending the two minutes silence squinting into the winter brightness at college memorials or in English country church yards. Mid November is rarely freezing cold in the UK: it is often cold and crisp, the temperature is just enough time to stand outside whilst sunlight dances on stone memorials.

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