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.
Crowned Without the Koh-i-Noor
With the King anointed and the coronation complete, it is worth reflecting on some underlying concerns. Two early decisions of the Palace suggest that the new reign might be rather more prone to wokedom than the late Queen’s. One is the decision to support research into royal links with slavery; the other to remove the […]
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