In defence of privilege
The Savonarolas of today have decided that monarchy, aristocracy and inheritance are obsolete
The Savonarolas of today have decided that monarchy, aristocracy and inheritance are obsolete
It’s a fall staple that’s made its way from the sheep herders of the UK to the stores of the US
The first couple had to be gently told to stand and wait
The UK still leads the world in magnificent final farewells to its leaders
From her sense of humor to the time she took refuge in a pub
Is it asking too much for you to shut up about colonialism for a mere ten days of official mourning?
For several generations we have resided in a liminal, transitional space. We are a geopolitical gap year student
The messianism around him misses what he was all about
Ali Velshi began a special on the Queen’s legacy by condemning the British royal family
Elizabeth II represented something incredibly important
A new book claims she bullied the very young Princess Charlotte
She has been not just an interested bystander but a player
Come Jubilee time, anti-monarchy sorts are nowhere to be found
I’ve often wondered whether Her Majesty the Queen glances through The Spectator from time to time. And if she does, I wonder whether her kindly eye lights on this column. And if it does, I wonder what she thinks of what she reads there. ‘Philip, there’s a man here writing about going to the Cheltenham Festival and messing his pents.’ ‘Very easily done at Cheltenham, my dear. I’ve often wondered why nobody has written about it before.’ Or, ‘Philip here’s that man again, the one who messed his pents at Cheltenham, assisting the ferret-judging at a country show. It’s frightfully interesting. The judge takes so long to judge each class,
Queen of Our Times: The Life of Queen Elizabeth II by Robert Hardman reviewed
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