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Bloomsbury High Jinks: The Dreadnought Affair

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By Barry Gillard
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"A twenty-one-gun salute is politely declined, as are refreshments, since the false beards and moustaches are by now in a parlous state" Apr 07 2026 12 mins Hitler fan Mizanur Rahman Azhari has been deported.
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Auguste Escoffier and Some Questions of Taste

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By Barry Gillard
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Dec 28 2025 0 mins Dec 28 2025 0 mins Dec 28 2025 0 mins Subscribe and enjoy unlimited access to Quadrant Editorial and much more. Unlimited Access Print & Digital Member Benefits From only $8.99 a month Dec 28 2025 0 mins A massive and acclaimed mural in Geelong has been hidden behind a screen. It's crime? An unwoke presentation of the past Dec 23 2025 8 mins Live and let live is a fine principle. So why do flamboyant queers demand everyone else stop and pay attention? Nov 12 2025 5 mins
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Conrad and the Congo

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By Barry Gillard
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A morally grounded, self-confident community would celebrate the destruction of that now notorious symbol of yet another Islamic atrocity. Dec 30 2025 5 mins Broadly put, the future of Western civilisation is contingent upon us cancelling the 'sin' of provocation before it cancels us Dec 30 2025 12 mins Who wants unelected judges deciding if they happen to think a law is reasonable, justifiable, proportionate, least-rights limiting, suitable, or anything else?
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