“It’s hard to draw a straight line from Disraeli conservatism to anything we would call conservative in American politics today…but in the broadest sense a conservatism that tries to unite the whole country behind a vison of traditional values, that’s the Disraeli vision of conservatism,” says Adam Kirsch, author of Benjamin Disraeli.
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