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‘The Spectator has, since its founding in 1828, always stood on the side of free expression and thought. Without those freedoms, civilized society will quickly fall apart.’
The evolution of Vermont
I’ve wintered here all my life and during that time Vermont has, like old Digby’s marital status, seen three permutations
By Digby Dent
From the Magazine
Palermo without borders
At first glimpse there appears to be no serious backlash against incomers
From the Magazine
Cape of many colors
Some call Chatham slightly precious, too sure of its own perfection. They have a point
From the Magazine
Speed-dating in Portland with Godfrey Elfwick
If you have a ‘type’ when it comes to matters of the heart, then your narrow-mindedness sickens me
From the Magazine
The Democrats shouldn’t nominate some outlier candidate on a gamble
The British election of 2019 offers them an obvious warning
By David Frum
From the Magazine
Generation Gender Reveal — the weirdest fad of the 2010s
In the vacuous, conservative world of Instagram, it’s just easier to accept that the color pink is shorthand for femininity
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