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January/February 2016
"Social justice" and the New Left's takeover of academic institutions
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January/February 2016
“Jeremy Jacobson,” he said, putting out a hand. “I’m a graduate student but very passionate about Henry James.”
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January/February 2016
Berlin’s vast correspondence is a true monument to European, Jewish and liberal civilisation
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May 2013
Stephen Hawking could learn from Antonio Munoz Molina who recognises that only the pursuit of truth can advance peace and understanding
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