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How Keynes overwhelmed Hayek
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Ex-slaves of Rome and historians’ snobbery
Mary BeardWhy has the Roman practice of manumission – the formal freeing of slaves – received such a bad press? And where did all these slaves come from in the first place?
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For Ruthie Rogers in Venice
Craig RaineA new poem by Craig Raine
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Marie Colvin
Marie Colvin, the Sunday Times war correspondent who was killed in Syria, was a friend of the TLS and sent the paper a Letter from Kosovo in 1999
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The Beatles on the cover of the TLS (at last), William Godwin’s kindly good sense, and snobbery about Rome’s ex-slaves – A note from the Editor
Poem of the Week
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Old Main Street, Holborn Hill, Millom
By building on local realities, Norman Nicholson achieves a universal vision
Then and Now
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Then and Now, 1926
John Middleton MurryWe look back to a review by John Middleton Murry of The Life of William Godwin by Ford K. Brown
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Mary Beard is a wickedly subversive commentator on both the modern and the ancient world. She is a professor in classics at Cambridge and classics editor of the TLS.
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