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The Crimes of England

G. K. Chesterton

A series of open letters to a German professor, written in the first months of the First World War, in which Chesterton replies to the charge that England was the real aggressor and sets out what England has and has not done wrong: its aristocratic capitalism, its treatment of Ireland, its slums.

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