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With liberalism in a crisis of identity, two books seek to find a way out of our present muddle
Notions of exceptionalism are challenged in a history that depicts the young republic as an empire
When Japan bombed Pearl Harbor, Churchill predicted imminent victory for the Allies — but at home, the ground was shifting under his feet
A portfolio career comes to fruition at Lancashire Holdings
The birth of a social research project that won the gratitude of generations of historians
This thoughtful biography does justice both to the economist’s idiosyncrasies and to his influence
The London mayor’s defence of Winston Churchill is a bravura performance
An authoritative and poignant history of postwar conscription in Britain
It may be passing from living memory but 1914 still divides us
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