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Richard Knight

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London, United Kingdom
As seen in: BBC Studios, BBC, On the Record at The National Archives, The Unz Review
Director of Audio @BBCStudios / Ex Head of Podcasts @WonderyMedia UK / Ex commissioning editor @BBCRadio4 / Author 'If I Ran the Country'
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Mary II’s love letters to William III  - The National Archives blog

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By Richard Knight Verified, Ralph Thompson
| On the Record at The National Archives
Our early modern volunteering team have been busy cataloguing a series of documents, SP 8, known as ‘King William’s Chest’. It is a collection of State Papers personally curated by William himself for his own reference. Among the official papers in it relating to governance and the wider European War, we were delighted to find expressions of the most tender personal sentiments.
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Cheer words and Boo Words

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By Richard Knight Verified
| The Unz Review
Richard Knight Archive Cheer Words and Boo Words ◄►◄►▲▼ • B It is useful when considering politics, including racial politics and sexual politics, to be aware of cheer words and boo words. As an example of a cheer word, the philosopher Jamie Whyte gives “justice”, where “what it means is not perfectly clear but, whatever someone takes it to mean, he will think it’s a good thing”.[1] Boo words are the opposite of cheer words, an example being “racism”.
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Women, etc.

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By Richard Knight Verified
| The Unz Review
Richard Knight Archive Women, Etc. ◄►◄►▲▼ • B First we got women priests, then women bishops, and now many clergy would accept a woman as the Archbishop of Canterbury.[1] No doubt some people, such as the women priests and bishops, are actively lobbying for it.
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