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Referenced multiple times as a book Charles XII read daily, spending an hour each morning discussing it with a bishop and reading from it every night

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Referenced in discussion about the first generation of people learning to read, noting that 'obviously people got like very enthusiastic about the Bible' and 'they went off and, you know, wars and like all this stuff to follow'

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Described as 'a wonderful collection of essays by Britain's writers' done 'in the imitation of one from the Spanish Civil War' - a collection featuring contributions from writers like Polly Toynbee, Margaret Drabble, Salman Rushdie, and Jilly Cooper expressing views on the Falklands War