Christmas books: knowledge
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Christopher Howse goes in search of interesting facts.
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Auctioning off the bishop's bequest
The Telegraph (Free subscription) | 29/11/2008
The sale of a 63-volume Bible for £55,000 was a thumping great clue in a detective trail to a scandal over which church people are still fuming, writes Christopher Howse.
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Mr A. Goose meets Phil Stuffing in Ash's Extraordinary but True Names of British People
The Telegraph (Free subscription) | 27/11/2008
Silly names are to be encouraged, urges Christopher Howse.
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The historical identity of the Church of England
Thinking Anglicans (Free subscription) | 22/11/2008
Christopher Howse writes today in the Telegraph about Anglicans who’ve lost their memory. Like an unwatched pan of milk, readers of the Church Times have seethed up and boiled over in response to an analysis of the Church of England...
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Anglicans who’ve lost their memory
Anglican Mainstream (Free subscription) | 22/11/2008
By Christopher Howse, Telegraph.co.uk Like an unwatched pan of milk, readers of the Church Times have seethed up and boiled over in response to an analysis of the Church of England by the ever-controversial historian Jonathan Clark. Professor Clark, once the enfant terrible of Peterhouse and All Souls, now wields his scalpel from remote Kansas, but it [...]
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Anglicans who've lost their memory
The Telegraph (Free subscription) | 22/11/2008
Readers of the Church Times have seethed up and boiled over in response to an analysis of the Church of England by Jonathan Clark, writes Christopher Howse.
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Anglicans who've lost their memory
VirtueOnline (Free subscription) | 22/11/2008
Anglicans who've lost their memory Opinion By Christopher Howse The Telegraph http://www.telegraph.co.uk/opinion/main.jhtml'xml=/opinion/2008/11/22/do2208.xml 11/22/2008 Like an unwatched pan of milk, readers of the Church Times have seethed up and boiled over in response to an analysis of the Church of England by the ever-controversial historian Jonathan Clark. Professor Clark, once the enfant...
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Strictest Come Dancing Ever
The Why of the World (Free subscription) | 16/11/2008
Daniel Hannan, commenting on Strictly Come Dancing, says that the saddest song ever written is a pasa doble called Suspiros de España . While we're on the dance floor, I really must recommend the saddest story of the Mexican dance-halls, the corrido , Rosita Alvirez . It has everything: love, death, family strife, and rhythm.
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It really doesn't matter if its is it's or it's is its
The Telegraph (Free subscription) | 12/11/2008
Christopher Howse wishes we could break free from the petty tyranny of the little mark of punctuation.
