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Poets and Poetry
Christmas Bells
The sounds of an English country Christmas helped Tennyson in his deep mourning for an old friend.
by Alfred, Lord Tennyson 1809-1892
Liberty and Prosperity
The ‘Empire’ of Free Trade
Free trade brings to smaller nations all the advantages of empire without the disadvantages.
by Adam Smith 1723-1790
The Servants of One Master
Some people are not more equal than others, nor are they entitled to more life and liberty.
by John Locke 1632-1704
Man Was Not Made for the Government
Good government is not about enforcing uniform order, but about maximising liberty among a particular people.
by Edmund Burke 1729-1797
A Little Common Sense
William Pitt the Elder doubts the wisdom of letting experts run the country.
by William Pitt ‘the Elder’ 1708-1778
The Bond of Liberty
Edmund Burke told fellow MPs that the only way to unite the peoples of the Empire was for London to set them an enviable example.
