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The City on a Hill: A Defence of the West and the Faith That Built It

What we should be. What we could be. What we would be. What we have been — both good and bad. The case for Western civilisation, made honestly, without flinching from its failures.

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The City on a Hill: A Defence of the West and the Faith That Built It

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