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Why Margaret Thatcher Waged War on the BBC

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On the Hypocrisies and Violent Legacies of British Imperialism

On the Hypocrisies and Violent Legacies of British Imperialism

Caroline Elkins on the Endurance of Imperial Nationalism

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The Biblical Story of Leonard Cohen’s October 1973 Resurrection in the Sinai Desert

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Matti Friedman in Conversation with Andrew Keen

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Why We Need to Save Big Forests If We Are to Save the Planet

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