The Abolition of Britain From Winston Churchill to Princess Diana

Peter Hitchens presents a biting and passionate critique of Britain's decline since World War II. He argues that the nation has lost its traditional identity, with cultural shifts, political changes, and figures like Tony Blair eroding established values. Hitchens examines the impact of TV culture, language decay, and the shift in national sentiment, contrasting responses to the deaths of Churchill and Diana. This book makes a case for those who feel alienated in their own country, longing for a return to past ideals.