Salisbury Review Articles

Towering Above Ourselves

Sean McGlynn

The French really can do major ceremonial events with aplomb: they take their pomp seriously. Okay, there was that faux

Europe’s Bravest Nation?

Sean McGlynn

How Finland Survived Stalin: From Winter War to Cold War, Kimmo Rentola, Yale, £25.00 This is a timely book. Finland,

Humanity’s Best Friend

Celia Haddon

Hoof Beats. How Horses Shaped Human History, William T Taylor, University of California Press, £25. We ate horses before we

A Few Words Before I Die

Mary Sidney

Daybreak In Gaza Stories of Palestinian Lives & Culture. Ed By Mahmoud Muna and Matthew Teller. SAQI books. Profits donated

Gifts

Theodore Dalrymple

Moral philosophy is like metaphysics: those who think that they can dispense with either of them immediately pass judgments that,

Freedom, equality, euthanasia

Laurent Lemasson

The dissolution of the National Assembly by Emmanuel Macron on 9 June had the collateral effect of wiping out all

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