2 July 2011
Reviewed by Dan Jones
Categories: Book review , Catholicism , History , Monarchy , Non-fiction
25 June 2011
Reviewed by Ian Thomson
Categories: Book reviews , Cities , History , Non-fiction , Rome , Travel writers
Reviewed by Allan Massie
Categories: Aristocrats , Book reviews , Dandy , History , Non-fiction , Royals , War
18 June 2011
Reviewed by Bevis Hillier
Categories: Art , Book review , Design , Festival of britain , History , Non-fiction , Skylon
Reviewed by Andro Linklater
Categories: Book reviews , History , Military , Non-fiction , War
11 June 2011
Reviewed by Sam Leith
Categories: Book review , Byron , French revolution , History , Paine , Stanhope , Treason , World history
I've read Phineas Redux by Anthony Trollope, much of it set in the House of Commons at a time of navel-gazing about the Established Church. It was written in the 1870s but remains astonishingly pertinent. All it needs is a preening egomaniac in the Speaker's Chair and it could be describing the Commons of 2011.
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