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Taste and See
By Clay Lane
Wonder spread through a Tyneside monastery after Bishop Cuthbert asked for a drink of water.
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Mir Kasim
The East India Company installed Mir Kasim as Nawab of Bengal, only to find that he had a mind of his own.
315
Dr Johnson and the Critic’s Ambush
By James Boswell
A literary man tries to trick Samuel Johnson into an honest opinion, which was neither necessary nor very rewarding.
316
The Economic Case for Sovereignty
By Adam Smith
A nation with its own laws and a strong sense of shared cultural identity makes good economic sense.
317
Big Spenders
Adam Smith warns that politicians are the last people who should lecture the public about how to run their affairs.
318
Kanguru!
By Captain James Cook
James Cook describes his first sight of a beloved Australian icon.
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