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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.
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A Solemn Duty
By Ann Radcliffe
Monsieur St Aubert falls seriously ill on a walking tour with his daughter Emily, and before the end asks an unexpected favour.
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The Fairly Honest Lawyer
By Rafael Sabatini
Andre-Louis Moreau lives for vengeance on the master swordsman who killed his friend.
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‘The Overland Mail’
By Rudyard Kipling
A tribute to the postal workers of British India, and to the kind of empire they helped to build.
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The Sneeze of History
By Leo Tolstoy
It was the opinion of Leo Tolstoy that even Napoleon was never master of his own destiny.
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Big Spenders
Adam Smith warns that politicians are the last people who should lecture the public about how to run their affairs.
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