Part of the rigmarole to be accepted into a prestigious UK public school’s 11+ entrance exams was to keep up to …
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Cicero was a renowned Roman orator, statesman and writer. He was an enemy of one man rule and a self-described constitutionalist. …
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The growing disease of racism and anti-Semitism in the Labour Party, ignored by pro-Corbyn supporters, is a shameful stain on a …
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It is an insult to accuse the British Government of nannyism – nannies are nicer by far. Yes, a nanny’s main …
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John of Salisbury was born around 1120 A.D. to a non-noble family in Salisbury, England. After receiving an extensive education in …
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The UK is an international malingerer when it comes to healthcare in the developed world. The NHS frequently comes bottom of …
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During his excursions in Greece and the near-east, John Montague, the fourth Earl of Sandwich, observed local culinary traditions such as …
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After a short hiatus, the Speak Freely weekly roundup is back with this week’s best articles from around the internet. …
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Aristotle’s Defense of Private Property: 4 Reasons Communal Property Is Inferior
by Paul MeanyIn “The Communist Manifesto,” Karl Marx aptly summarized the implications of a communist society, stating that “the theory of the Communists may …
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Current debates surrounding the potential legalisation of cannabis show the frustratingly slow pace of liberalisation in Europe. No national government seems …
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Uncertainty makes human beings uncomfortable. Not knowing what’s going to happen in the future creates a sense of unrest in many …
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Bans on plastic straws, soda taxes, bans on diesel cars, the crackdown on smoking, restrictions on alcohol consumption: the list of …
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If someone were to ask you to think of either extreme of the political spectrum, odds are you would immediately picture …
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16 percent of Britain’s undergraduate body comes from a black or ethnic minority background, with 60% of black and 36% of …