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25 October 2023

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I’m a retired teacher.

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In a Cambridgeshire village.

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I was looking for some Christmas reading in WHSmith.

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Edward Docx “The Peak”.

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This article appears in the 25 Oct 2023 issue of the New Statesman, Fog of War