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Western Civilisation In Crisis
'What makes the West unique are not recent phenomena, such as modern technology, but cultural factors which had been at work long before modernisation began some two centuries ago'
Daniel Johnson

The Man On Whom Everything Was Lost
“Jeremy Jacobson,” he said, putting out a hand. “I’m a graduate student but very passionate about Henry James.”
Joseph Epstein

The Long Shadow Of Malthus
The Reverend Malthus's ideas have justified some of the greatest crimes in history
Matt Ridley

Beyond Obama: Advice To The Next President
The foreign policy of the last 15 years has been a disastrous oscillation between missionising and monkishness.
Bret Stephens

Salerno Diary
Finding solace in a corner of a foreign field
Celia Montague

Saved From The Bonfire: The Tom Wolfe Papers
A visit to the Tom Wolfe papers at the New York Public Library reveals a writer who helps America make sense of itself
Oliver Wiseman

Liberty And Sovereignty
"The refusal to accept any domination of the Continent by one power has been the biggest British contribution to European peace and prosperity"
Daniel Johnson

Art And Public Culture In The 1830s And Today
A lecture by Charles Saumarez Smith
Charles Saumarez Smith

The Casanova Of LaSalle Street
A new short story by Joseph Epstein
Joseph Epstein

The Writer
A new short story
Lesley Chamberlain

Underrated: Abroad
The ravenous longing for the infinite possibilities of “otherwhere”
Stephen Bayley

The king of cakes
"Yuletide revels were designed to see you through the dark days — and how dark they seem today"
Carolyn Hart

A tripod in the sky
The view from above
Christian House
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