The Abolition of Britain

In "The Abolition of Britain," Peter Hitchens explores the perceived decline of British society and culture, reflecting on how many aspects of national life have changed or diminished over time. Drawing from his perspective as a former revolutionary Marxist turned critic, Hitchens examines topics such as education, religion, language, and national identity, expressing concern over what he sees as the erosion of Britain’s historical and cultural foundations. This revised edition offers a critical and thought-provoking analysis of societal shifts that have shaped the modern nation.