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September 2009
Dr Johnson, the greatest writer of critical prose in the English language, was able to impart to his readers both human nature in general, and the character of Englishness in particular
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September 2009
The publisher George Weidenfeld is 90 this month. He looks back at an eventful life and forward to his vision of the future with historian Andrew Roberts and the editor of Standpoint, Daniel Johnson
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September 2009
Free Word works to protect and promote free expression in a number of languages
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September 2009
Crime-writers are encouraged to fill their pages with sadistic misogyny because it sells
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