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Civil War UK: An oral history of the 2029 British civil war

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The Diaries of Nella Last: Writing in War & Peace

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Spoilt Rotten: The Toxic Cult of Sentimentality by Theodore Dalrymple

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Never in the field of human history has so little been imparted to so many at such great expense.

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“Everyone who experiences this weight of governmental interference and regulation knows how little any of it has to do with its ostensible justification. A great deal of it is an employment scheme of otherwise unemployable scriveners.”
― Theodore Dalrymple, Litter: The Remains of Our Culture

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“The ancient Stoic philosopher Epictetus said: ‘Men are disturbed not by things, but by the view which they take of them.”
― Scott Walker, Order Out of Chaos: A Kidnap Negotiator's Guide to Influence and Persuasion

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“The frequency of arguments in relationships is stunning. A study in the United Kingdom found the average British family had a least three disagreements a day, equating to 1,095 arguments a year, lasting for more than 91 hours in total. Almost 10% of the participants reported they were not currently speaking to their partners due to a recent argument.”
― Daniel R Solin, Ask: How to Relate to Anyone

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