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The English–speaking world seems to be divided into two. On one hand are the people – you hear them every day on the broadcast media
The English–speaking world seems to be divided into two. On one hand are the people – you hear them every day on the broadcast media
Tom Finney, perhaps the greatest English footballer for a dozen or more years after the Second World War, played in the days of the maximum
Franz Schreker? Neither had I. Heard of him, that is. Admit it. You hadn’t either. What? You’ve got a comprehensive collection of all his recorded
Rupert Brooke’s reputation has limped on since the end of the First World War under accusations of naivety, insignificance, decadence and jingoism. His detractors often
We have a family of jackdaws living in our kitchen chimney. When my wife, who works in the kitchen, is busy with her online students,
In ancient Rome, you could tell a lot about a person from the look of their garden. Ancient gardens were spaces used for many activities,
Sigmund Freud shares with Charles Darwin the distinction of having left a legacy which has insinuated itself into the cultural mainstream. His ideas and concepts
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