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Review: The Abolition of Britain: From Winston Churchill to Princess DianaUser Review - Terry - GoodreadsThis is a totally mad book, but worth reading for all that. Hitchens has such a nostalgic view of the past that he thinks everything from sweets to the death penalty were better in the old days, which ... Read full review Review: The Abolition of Britain: From Winston Churchill to Princess DianaUser Review - Frank Roberts - GoodreadsAn eulogy for the Britain that was, and a warning to America, which is suffering from the same ailments. Saddened me to read it, but also bracingly refreshing to hear plain truths. Read full review Related books
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