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'I saw the angel in the marble and carved until I set him free'
About Me
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Heroes
- 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
Blog Archive
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2011
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January
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- What Was Shouted At Aaron Porter?
- G'Day!
- Watching the Past Make the Present
- What Should the United Kingdom Contribute to the D...
- Berlusconi Sorting Things Out
- More Than Ten Are the Best Ever
- Best Composers
- Making Travelling Safer
- For Pig and Poppy (and Lilith)
- Banks and Whose Army?
- Berlusconi's Political Life Now in the Hands of a ...
- The Irrelevance of the United Nations
- Queueing. Pity it Came Too Late for Christmas
- Who's a Naughty Boy Then?
- Time for Italy's European Friends to Intervene
- Revulsion
- Dining Out. Pass the Oil
- The Vipers Strike or Il Contrappasso
- Lordy, lordy
- The Vipers of Milan
- Better Than Mauve
- Ciao Bella
- Defending Rotten Boroughs are a Rotten Group of Li...
- Not Old and Sad
- Labour Hold Depressed Northern Former Textile-Manu...
- The Social Market Wobbles
- A Denial of Basic Schooling
- Why Social Democracy is Dying
- Kaldor not Keynes: Time for an Expenditure Tax
- Miliband With the Wrong Attitude Again
- The Cuts
- It Takes a Custodial Sentence Before Labour 'Exclu...
- Really Measuring the Economy
- Just Looking
- An Angels' Hero Speaks
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January
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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)
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