Tony Blairโs education minister has said the fall in British university applicants wanting to read history and the classics is no bad thing. Well, yes, from his point of view. It means fewer and fewer will know what liberties the British once had (before 1997, for instance). Or that Britain and America are closely tied by culture, philosophy, tradition and interest.
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Iain Murray is vice president for strategy at the Competitive Enterprise Institute.
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