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Daniel Pitt: What I saw in America – the title of a 1920’s book – is a spur for us to keep cultural history alive not just in a museum
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Daniel Pitt: What I saw in America – the title of a 1920’s book – is a spur for us to keep cultural history alive not just in a museum
Conservatives on both sides of the Atlantic Ocean must defend a living culture; however, much retreating from the world and dismantling what's left of our civilisation may seem desirable. There is still much to be conserved in America and Britain.
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