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The Regalia Of The British Sovereign At The Coronation of Charles III Part 2
The sliver-gilt spoon on which chrism rests before the anointing of the British Monarch at the coronation ceremony is known as the only item of the…
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The Regalia Of The British Sovereign At The Coronation Of Charles III
On the 25th of January 1905, at the Premier Mine forty km northeast of Pretoria, Frederick Wells, who was in charge of the open workings of the mine…
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The Merits Of Victor Meldrew
Analysis of Series 1 episodes 1-3 of One Foot In The Grave
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A Discourse On Oswald Spengler's Decline Of The West
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St George, Dragons, And The English Part 3
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Benjamin Franklin's British Vision
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St George, Dragons, And The English
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English Triumph And Leftist Lament
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The Annual New Culture Forum Conference 2023
A ‘new vision for Britain’ was the theme of the second annual New Culture Forum (NCF) Conference held in Birmingham on the 22nd of April 2023. NCF…
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The British And The Electric Telegraph In India Part 3: Telegraphy Triumphant
The telegraph dissolved existing paradigms of human connectivity and overcame obstacles to success. Of 11,364 miles of submarine telegraph cables laid…
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"Too Close To Business, Too Far From The Nation"
Mathew Goodwin on the Tories at The Unherd Club
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England Against Dystopia
Some recent experiences and reflections
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The British And The Electric Telegraph in India Part 2: Engine of Power
The British were able to ensure that telegraphy was effective militarily. Possessing the tool provided an incredible advantage over those without it…
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The British And The Electric Telegraph in India Part 1: Motivations
'It was in the telegraph department that the first organised process of communication dawned in India,' wrote Shridharami Krishnalal in the Story of the…
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