Roger Scruton established The Salisbury Review as a platform for intellectual discourse, challenging prevailing orthodoxies and promoting conservative thought. He fostered an environment for thought-provoking essays and critical analysis, inviting readers to engage with a diverse range of topics encompassing culture, politics, and society.
It is over three years now since Sir Roger Scruton, Britain’s last conservative philosopher, died. He left a legacy of thought and ideas captured in crystalline prose, eloquent speeches and daring deeds to spread his certain idea of conservatism across the civilised world. His output in books alone was hugely varied but which more than […]
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