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'I saw the angel in the marble and carved until I set him free'
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- Axel Leijonhufvud
- E.E.Evans-Pritchard
- Edmund Leach
- Francois Couperin
- Joan Robinson
- John Maynard Keynes
- Louis de Soissons
- Mario Draghi
- Noam Chomsky
- Pablo Picasso
- Paul Klee
- Pietro Porcinai
- The Earl of Onslow
- Umberto Boccioni
- Wassily Kandinski
- Wilhelm von Humboldt
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May
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- Goodbye to All That
- Leaving Home
- Deportment
- Abolish the House of Lords
- Changing Labour
- Who Are These People?
- Welcome to the Sunlit Uplands
- Pandora and the British Constitution
- Was Any of It Worth It?
- The Man in Silken Stockings
- Floreat Etona....
- Delaying the Opening of Parliament is the Next Ste...
- The United Kingdom Forced to Prop up the Euro
- Five More Years
- A Progressive, Democratic Alliance of the Centre R...
- Sending for Mr Cameron
- Herding Cats and Voters
- Brown Was Supposed to Go After Lisbon Was Secured
- A Way of Life That Labour Has Lost
- Heckler
- Local Candidates Deserve Some Consideration
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May
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Fallen Angels
- David Cameron (for risking the disorderly dissolution of the Euro)
- Giorgio Napolitano (for stance on Budapest 1956: Prague 1968: Italy 2013)
- Mervyn King (for bailing-out Northern Rock)
- Nicholas Kaldor (for inventing VAT)
4 comments:
I've never had a problem with this Hats!
Why ever not!
For the non-Romans amongst us:
Flo, Reata, Mick & Bill is flying by Concorde?
Works for me.
{wv: logme - please don't. I thought Nulab had been defeated!)
No, nor me Scrobs. How can we help how our parents educate us? isn't this the underlying argument for much of equality-delivering policies - that there should be an ignoring of parental influences, and their amelioration where possible?
It just seems though to express such an appropriate attitude, so deeply instilled, that has come up with a way forward.
Certainly not Roman government, Nomad. I feel quite relieved that Ken Clarke has constitutional affairs.
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