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Revolution: How the English Civil War Influenced Our Modern Political Traditions

"When King James I ascended the thrones that led to Britain becoming a nation in its own right he created a raw new psyche, shaped in its infancy by imperialism and revolution, demanding that any newcomer to the ring must honour this ideological heritage without becoming an ineffectual continuation of a system that has long ceased to work for our people."

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Reflections on the Purpose of Government

“Everything about the nation-state starts with the people, and so without the people both cease to exist in a meaningful sense, a country devolving back to being just a piece of land.”

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Lauren Brookes Lauren Brookes

The Economic Rebirth of a Nation

“The native peoples of these Isles do not have to live this way, buried by the never-ending burden of holding up foreign grifters and greedy profiteers.”

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Lauren Brookes Lauren Brookes

A New Perspective on Mental Illness

“Paradoxically, it is only if something truly was wrong with them that they wouldn’t be affected by malevolent intrusions in their life.”

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