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In the Republic

by Anonymous,

Photographs from Iran

Trio Grande

by Thomas Frank,

The lady who changed the world,” was how The Economist described Margaret Thatcher in its obituary. Whether or not we believe that individuals ever wield such power over history, it…

Captain Wilfrid Ewart’s “Two Christmas Mornings of the Great War” (1920)

by Harper’s Magazine,

Accounts of the legendary frontline ceasefires on Christmas Day between British and German soldiers

St. Paul’s Curse

by Owen O’Malley,

From a May 24, 1943, memo to British foreign secretary Anthony Eden, from Owen O’Malley, the British ambassador to the Polish government in exile, in the collection of the Franklin…

Bore of the Worlds

From a December 2008 email by the last UFO desk officer of the United Kingdom’s Ministry of Defence, included in files released in July by the British National Archives. The…

PG tips

by John Trevelyan,

Eye of the Drone

From statements made in February by the families of victims and survivors of a March 17, 2011, drone attack in the village of Datta Khel in the Pakistani region of…

London falling

by Harper’s Staff,

Blagging rights

by Harper’s Staff,

Broken Britain

by Ed Vulliamy,

Nothing is left of the family silver

Smooth move

by Harper’s Staff,

Great Britain

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In the Republic

Trio Grande

Captain Wilfrid Ewart’s “Two Christmas Mornings of the Great War” (1920)

St. Paul’s Curse

Bore of the Worlds

PG tips

Eye of the Drone

London falling

Blagging rights

Broken Britain

Smooth move

October 2011

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