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‘We’ve dedicated this issue to the much-discussed but sometimes nebulous subject of “post-liberalism”. The Spectator has always supported liberty and will continue to, but, as Tim Stanley suggests, liberalism may now need saving from itself.’
The guns of Alexander
In the event of the gun confiscation fancied by the Democratic party’s billionaires and its NPR tote-bag carriers, the hinterlands will not submit
From the Magazine
Lure of the jungle
The monkeys have become experts not only at stealing fruit from rooms but also at plundering minibars
By Jeff Mills
From the Magazine
A tale of three dogs
Like a star of the country & western stage, I write because my wife left me and took my dog
By Digby Dent
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No one in Jefferson’s day suspected the contradiction between commerce and education
Republics have never lived by the commercial principle alone
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My fellow dinner guests made me feel like a combination of Messalina and Lady Macbeth
What is it about loud American women that makes men like Charlie Glass and myself, two fairer-sex-obsessed males, wince?
By Taki
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Celia Walden: the birth of ‘corona kissing’ in LA
For germaphobe Angelenos the coronavirus is scarier than a waiter coming at you with a breadbasket
By Celia Walden
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Epicenes and epicures
While his fellow Germans were rounding up résistants, Jünger was visiting Braque and Picasso
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