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Some likened tax-and-spend to a refreshing shower of rain, but for William Cobbett the rain wasn’t falling mainly on the plain man.
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The most famous of all Charles Wesley’s Christmas hymns celebrates the birth of Christ, in company with the shepherds of Bethlehem.
Lord George Gordon marched at the head of 50,000 protestors to the House of Commons, to demand that George III’s England did not become like Louis XVI’s France.
Frances Colenso admired the gallantry of the men who defended the fort at Rorke’s Drift, and the restraint of the men who attacked it.
As Mr Great-heart guides his companions into the Valley of Humiliation, he bids them listen to the song of a shepherd boy.
A hymn looking to the coming of Christ in judgement, sung at the Wesleys’ New Year’s Eve watch-nights.