Britain Is Dead
Despite its early industrial dominance, Britain’s elites never managed to adapt to the new landscape of power. After more than a century of structural breakdown, its very future as a unified state is
Despite its early industrial dominance, Britain’s elites never managed to adapt to the new landscape of power. After more than a century of structural breakdown, its very future as a unified state is in doubt. This article by Samuel McIlhagga was published at Palladium Magazine on April 27th, 2023. Become a PALLADIUM member today! You will receive our beautiful quarterly print edition and help support our non-profit publication. Every decade or so, the UK finds itself in crisis. These are the mo
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