Book Review: Colonialism: A Moral Reckoning by Nigel Biggar
By Andrew Field The British Empire has been overly criticised, so much so that some, like the book’s author, view…
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By Andrew Field The British Empire has been overly criticised, so much so that some, like the book’s author, view…
REVIEW: WIN IN WASHINGTON 1965-1978 Win Hooper was an artist-a very good artist. but to narrowly confine her art to…
Hannes Wessels, Reading this seminal work on the history of these unusual people and the country they helped construct, has…
by Hannes Wessels For anyone genuinely interested in African wildlife and conservation Mike Bromwitch’s updated second edition of the 80-year…
Coming out of a country that produced a surprising surfeit of colourful characters Jack Malloch is surely one of the…
by Hannes Wessels With the world in a state of high dudgeon over BLM (Black Lives Matter), the alleged…
by Hannes Wessels RW Johnson’s new book, ‘Foreign Native’, is enlightening, entertaining but also disturbing. But, like everything he writes,…
by Hannes Wessels Reading the second part of Duncan Clarke’s voluminous but quite fascinating study of Cecil Rhodes as the…
by Hannes Wessels The title of this book should not have been ‘Rude,’ but ‘Bloody Rude’, because it is; but…
by Hannes Wessels I don’t know how many books have been written about Cecil John Rhodes, but Duncan Clarke’s magisterial,…