The historical assassination of Burke
Conor Cruise O'Brien describes in The Great
Melody (1992) how the Anglo-Irish statesman Edmund
Burke was, until the First World War, a revered figure, his
writings a storehouse of political wisdom for both British Liberals and
Tories
posted by Mr. Spog | 2:57 a.m.
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In that case Namier's origin should not surprise us "anti-semites".
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lewis_Bernstein_Namier
DJ
You can count me out of "us". Also I'm not interested in providing an anti-semitic forum, so any more comments in the same vein will probably be deleted.
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