A serious historian acknowledges England’s less-glorious moments without reveling in self-flagellation.
David Conway
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David Conway is Emeritus Professor of Philosophy at Middlesex University, England, and a Visiting Professorial Research Fellow at the Westminster-based social policy think-tank, Civitas: Institute for the Study of Civil Society.