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A letter to the Telegraph, and the essay it provokes. Defence, politics, markets and the British state, examined with a soldier's eye, a City head and a long memory. davidmccreadie.substack.com
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This week I sent a single quotation to the Telegraph. No comment, no gloss. Just Churchill, House of Commons, November 1936, on a government that could not bring itself to rearm. The letters editor will decide whether to
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Last week I sent a short letter to the Telegraph about the disorder in Southampton and the death of Henry Nowak. Its argument was a simple one. When a government meets legitimate public anxiety with a charge of bigotry,
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Welcome back to Letters to the Telegraph, the weekly series in the spirit of Alistair Cooke’s Letter from America. Each episode takes one of my letters to the editor, sometimes published, sometimes not, and walks around
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Welcome to Letters to the Telegraph, a small weekly series in the spirit of Alistair Cooke’s Letter from America. Each episode will take one of my letters, sometimes published in the paper, sometimes not, and walk around
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