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Noel Malcolm
More or less misleading
We must fact-check the government’s claims about its coronavirus testing regime. But who will check the checkers?
Noel Malcolm
Features
In the heartlands of white-flag academia
When I tried to find out why my pro-Brexit article was turned down I was rebuffed — showing the intellectual conformism of universities
Noel Malcolm
Features
The Talmudist in the Tower
Ofir Haivry's study of John Selden, the 17th-century lawyer and polymath who engaged deeply with Jewish legal traditions, is searching and original
Noel Malcolm
Books
The “B” Word
‘Is it too much to suggest that political wisdom may be quite evenly distributed through the population — even among the poor?’
Noel Malcolm
Open Season
Underrated: George Enescu
We should welcome the belated rediscovery of this neglected giant of 20th-century music
Noel Malcolm
Underrated
The Pagan Problem In Western Thought
"By all means, let the wicked fry in Hell—but why should they find themselves frying alongside innocent and virtuous pagans?"
Noel Malcolm
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The West
The Few Who Rule The Many
Alan Ryan’s colossal new history of political thought is an ambitious but engaging piece of scholarship
Noel Malcolm
Critique
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Interregnum Interrogator
God's Instruments
is a coherent, elegant collection of essays that confirms Blair Worden as one of our finest historians of the English civil wars
Noel Malcolm
Books
History
Don’t Mention the War
Book review of
The Wartime Journals
by Hugh Trevor-Roper; edited by Richard Davenport-Hines
Noel Malcolm
Academia
Books
History
Where the End of History Began
Noel Malcolm
Books
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Underrated: Abroad
The ravenous longing for the infinite possibilities of “otherwhere”
Stephen Bayley
Underrated
The king of cakes
"Yuletide revels were designed to see you through the dark days — and how dark they seem today"
Carolyn Hart
Food
A tripod in the sky
The view from above
Christian House
Drawing Board
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