Jonah, two key differences, perhaps. The first is that religion plays far less of a role in the case of British conservatism, the second is that British conservatism is less ‘philosophical’ than its American counterpart. This latter view, of course, reflects the (entirely justified) British suspicion that most philosophy is not only a waste of time but, worse, foreign.
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Andrew Stuttaford is the editor of National Review's Capital Matters.
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