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July 20, 2007

Magazine Rack - Issue 29

Magazine_rackYou might enjoy:

  • In The Economist: Beneath the surface spat between Britain and Russia lies a worrying chasm of mutual incomprehension
  • Stanley Johnson in The Spectator: Some advice for Boris from a proud father
  • Graham Usher in The Nation: Endgame for Musharraf?  In the violent aftermath of the Red Mosque standoff, the alliance that kept a dictator in power is unraveling, the Taliban is ascendant and hopes for stability are fading
  • Theodore Dalrymple in City Journal - Delusions of honesty. Tony Blair’s domestic legacy: corruption and the erosion of liberty

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Tremendous article by Theodore Dalrymple - good enough to read for a second time, you having already recommended it from The Wall Street Journal, on Wednesday.

http://timesonline.typepad.com/comment/2007/07/today-in-tim-11.html

Posted by: Simon Stephenson | 20 Jul 2007 13:57:12

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