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The Guardsmen, Adolf and WhaleOil

adamsmith1922 wrote 4 months ago: Adam has been re-reading an interesting history book. The book titled ‘The Guardsmen’ co … more →

Tags: free speech, Blogging, leadership, whaleoil, Harold Macmillan, Barnsley Bill, No Minister, Adolf Fiinkenstein, Harry Crookshank

Victorian libertarian

landedunderclass wrote 4 months ago: I am obliged to Johnathan Pearce at Samizdata for reference to this (a .pdf file), which is a brief … more →

Tags: libertarianism

Basil Fitzherbert and his Pals

backwatersman wrote 5 months ago: Your starter for ten, from the Playfair Cricket Annual for 1969 - Who are the following – Basi … more →

Tags: Sport, Cricket, Cricket, Nostalgia, Playfair, West Indies, names

Gordon Brown and the long knives

northbritain wrote 1 year ago: Well, it seems like the knives are out for the Prime Minister. Still I can’t believe that the … more →

Tags: Conservatives, England, Labour, liberal democrats, Malawi, Politics, Scotland, arthur balfour, Campbell Bannerman

Libertarian Alliance Showcase Publication No 11: Lord Salisbury the Libertarian (1999) by Andrew Roberts

David Davis wrote 1 year ago: David Davis http://www.libertarian.co.uk/lapubs/libhe/libhe020.pdf   … more →

Tags: Blogroll, Events, Announcements, LA Papers, Education, British Media, Economics, Liberty, News Releases

The Iraq insurgency has ended, which opens a path to peace

Fabius Maximus wrote 2 years ago: The commonest error in politics is sticking to the carcass of dead policies. Lord Salisbury, discuss … more →

Tags: Iraq / Afghanistan, Iraq War, constitution, Kurdistan, Ralph Peters, winston churchill, Mao Tse Tung, Nuri al-Maliki, Duke of Wellington

李鸿章大人

Dun Wang wrote 3 years ago: Li Hongzhang (1823-1901) was a Chinese general who ended several major rebellions, and a leading sta … more →

Tags: Late Qing, 晚清, Li Hongzhang, 直隸總督, 李鸿章, 英国, Lord Curzon, 北洋水師, 印度总督


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