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Close to the Sun

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By Christopher Caldwell
| The Lamp Magazine
On September 15, 1830, passing through Liverpool after a journey by sea from Spain, the poet Alfred Tennyson and his closest friend Arthur Henry Hallam, both of them Cambridge undergraduates, attended the opening of the first steam railway line in Britain. It marked an epoch for a nation that dominated the world, largely through its scientific knowledge and its mastery of advanced technology. But a bizarre accident happened.
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Summer 2025 Review with Charles Kesler

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By Bradley Watson, Christopher Caldwell, Spencer Klavan, Sean McMeekin
| Claremont Review of Books
Editor Charles Kesler sits down with Associate Editor Spencer Klavan to discuss the recent summer issue. Highlighted are Christopher Caldwell’s cover essay on UK immigration and Charles’ own piece on the Joe Rogan of the UK, Jeremy Clarkson. His show, Clarkson’s Farm, is a love letter to the English everyman in a moment when Britain is labouring (pun intended) under the burdens of bad government.
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Whim All the Way Down

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By Helen Andrews, Paul Griffiths, Peter Hitchens, Christopher Caldwell
| The Lamp Magazine
Most Americans, I think, fancy themselves collectors of something or other. It is the natural consequence of our superabundant material culture; with the specter of famine having shuffled almost out of our living memory, people are free to devote a decent portion of their earnings to whim. Collecting is just rationalized whim. I am no exception.
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