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How do you tell that a country has died?
In this devastating, pessimistic, though critically-timed revised edition of his classic book, Peter Hitchens describes and regrets the abolition of Britain.
In the years since Peter Hitchens first wrote The Abolition of Britain, he argues there has been an alarming acceleration in the decay of society and culture:
Hitchens, a former revolutionary Marxist, expresses amazement and amusement at how the nominal Conservative Party has embraced culturally and socially revolutionary ideas. These include shifts in:
He notes that such ideas would have seemed ambitious even during his days as a 1960s Trotskyist.
As he writes:
"My only concern now is to ensure that others, in some unimaginable future, will be able to find at least one voice which will explain to them how one of the fairest, kindest civilisations ever to have existed on earth . should in so short a time have wasted its birthright and thrown away its gifts."
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