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England's Mistress, a biography of Emma Hamilton
It was short-listed for the Marsh/English Speaking Union Prize for the best biography of 2005–06.
Was selected as a Book of the Year in The Times and The Independent,.
Was broadcast as Book of the Week on BBC Radio 4.
A film adaptation is in production with Picture Palace

Becoming Queen, about the youth of Queen Victoria and her cousin, Princess Charlotte Augusta of Wales.
It was serialised in The Sunday Telegraph
Was a Book of the Year in The Spectator
Was a Book of the Year in  Tatler.
The Times selected it as one of the Top 50 Paperbacks of 2009.

That’s just 2 of her books

How many awards did Jackie Collins books win too?
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Just seen that Nigel Farage is to leave his talk show on LBC radio with "immediate effect", the station confirmed on Thursday. Apparently the leaving date was bought forward.


He'll simply surface somewhere else.

I have to say, GM Britain did do a hatchet job on him in that video.

Morgan tried to stitch him up and he struggled to actually say what he wanted to say because Morgan literally was putting words in his mouth, despite saying he wasn't.

Farage's basic point was that you don't just go around taking down statues by Mob Rule. I'd agree with that. The Black lawyer/activist woman was constantly butting in with a big smile on her gob, and called him a racist. Morgan was on his case. The whiney Susannah Reid too. And the White historian woman, when asked by Farage if Cromwell's and Churchill's statues should be pulled down too, said there should of course be a national debate. But of course not for Colston. Because apparently he was comparable to Savile  :thumbsdown:.

This is now the level of 'debate', and everyone is scared not to be seen to jump on board with it.

It's a fucking travesty, and although I'm often suspicious of Farage (and certainly of many who follow him), if you merely shout him down and exclude him, other, far more extreme characters will pop up, and will gain mass support.

This will end badly, for everyone  :unknown:.

The latest I hear, is that the Colston statue has been pulled from the river, will be installed in a museum (where it actually should be) but apparently the dents, holes and grafitti will remain, as well as the cloth or whatever which was draped over it.

So now it has become a purposely-politicised symbol of the oppression of Black slaves, within a museum environment, within the context if it being pulled down by a mob. And immortalised as such.





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They said the exact same thing about Katie Hopkins, and it was a lie then too. And came right after controversial comments she made.

They are spineless at LBC. As they don't want to alienate their listeners saying the real reason why.

Hopefully Nigel switches to TalkRadio and it could be him and Julie Hartley-Brewer together on there.

Spode loses Lord Haw Haw gig :sarcastic:

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Why the irrational attacks on an academic?

However, looking forward to the book reviews by Anth.

Afterall, it's Nigel who is in the spotlight once again for all the wrong reasons!

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Why the irrational attacks on an academic?

However, looking forward to the book reviews by Anth.

Afterall, it's Nigel who is in the spotlight once again for all the wrong reasons!

As this academic writes mills and boon books. That was my sole point. Respected Academics usually write books on academia or books that improve mankind, or put forward good arguments in their fields of expertise.

Her books are, and the manor of the house brushed over her warm bosom and she felt a tingling feeling inside....
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As this academic writes mills and boon books. That was my sole point. Respected Academics usually write books on academia or books that improve mankind, or put forward good arguments in their fields of expertise.

Her books are, and the manor [sic.] of the house brushed over her warm bosom and she felt a tingling feeling inside....

If we have a wannabe Barbara Cartland in our midst I'd suggest it's you :sarcastic:

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The Black lawyer/activist woman was constantly butting in with a big smile on her gob, and called him a racist. Morgan was on his case. The whiney Susannah Reid too.

This is now the level of 'debate', and everyone is scared not to be seen to jump on board with it.





I saw someone on Twitter say that Susanna Reid always looks like she's just been shagged in a car park. Thought that was quite droll.

Everyone seems to moan about Piersmorgan, so why watch him? I don't. I think he's a cunt.

As regards 'debate', it's impossible these days. The Left is too convinced of its moral superiority. You are by default a cunt if you question any of the now-standard dogma.


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Her books are, and the manor of the house brushed over her warm bosom and she felt a tingling feeling inside....

..... and she could feel her little tortoise winking, even as Slade came in with the pheasants. 'Where do want them, ma'am?' the weathered old groundsman asked gruffly. She had an idea, thinking back to that priapic night with Cedric after Celia had told them both that......(cont p94)

I've read that one too.

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..... and she could feel her little tortoise winking, even as Slade came in with the pheasants. 'Where do want them, ma'am?' the weathered old groundsman asked gruffly. She had an idea, thinking back to that priapic night with Cedric after Celia had told them both that......(cont p94)

I've read that one too.
 


.. and she could feel her little tortoise winking, even as Slade came in with the pheasants. 'Where do want them, ma'am?' the weathered old groundsman asked gruffly. She had an idea, thinking back to that priapic night with Cedric after Celia had told them both that.....

p94 cont: ...the prospect of taking one up the shitter is liable to keep Cedric hard all night long, and that the initial pain would be quite worth it in the end, leading to him asking for her hand in marriage and becoming part of an important Yorkshire dynasty .

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I was talking about the black woman with the daft hat being a racist, not the semi fit historian.
Wouldn't you just know she is a 'legal eagle' and 'activist'.  :rolleyes:
Meanwhile, how can you not mention race when the debate we are discussing is about race?  :wacko:
As I say I am starting to feel sorry for the decent black silent majority that they have these people always speaking on their behalf. Could it be that many black people are actually content? That wouldn't do at all.
Naturally I have felt sorry for the silent white majority for a long time!

As KN so often says most people of all races just want to look after their families and get on with their jobs and lives and have no time or inclination to be constantly agitating.
These people need jobs to go to. Of course their 'jobs' actually often involve agitating and if racism was banished tomorrow they would have to get a proper job  That commie young Asian woman with the nail varnish and exaggerated hand gestures is another. She was on Jezzer Vine radio prog the other day spouting her usual guff about the world and his wife being racist, blah, blah..
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May I kindly suggest you know the rules too, but seem to get a strange delight in trolling Nik...

So long as it keep him happy.  :rolleyes:

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He'll simply surface somewhere else.

I have to say, GM Britain did do a hatchet job on him in that video.

Morgan tried to stitch him up and he struggled to actually say what he wanted to say because Morgan literally was putting words in his mouth, despite saying he wasn't.

Farage's basic point was that you don't just go around taking down statues by Mob Rule. I'd agree with that. The Black lawyer/activist woman was constantly butting in with a big smile on her gob, and called him a racist. Morgan was on his case. The whiney Susannah Reid too. And the White historian woman, when asked by Farage if Cromwell's and Churchill's statues should be pulled down too, said there should of course be a national debate. But of course not for Colston. Because apparently he was comparable to Savile  :thumbsdown:.

This is now the level of 'debate', and everyone is scared not to be seen to jump on board with it.

It's a fucking travesty, and although I'm often suspicious of Farage (and certainly of many who follow him), if you merely shout him down and exclude him, other, far more extreme characters will pop up, and will gain mass support.

This will end badly, for everyone  :unknown:.

The latest I hear, is that the Colston statue has been pulled from the river, will be installed in a museum (where it actually should be) but apparently the dents, holes and grafitti will remain, as well as the cloth or whatever which was draped over it.

So now it has become a purposely-politicised symbol of the oppression of Black slaves, within a museum environment, within the context if it being pulled down by a mob. And immortalised as such.

Good.

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.. and she could feel her little tortoise winking, even as Slade came in with the pheasants. 'Where do want them, ma'am?' the weathered old groundsman asked gruffly. She had an idea, thinking back to that priapic night with Cedric after Celia had told them both that.....

p94 cont: ...the prospect of taking one up the shitter is liable to keep Cedric hard all night long, and that the initial pain would be quite worth it in the end, leading to him asking for her hand in marriage and becoming part of an important Yorkshire dynasty .

Not sure Barbara Cartland would've gone with 'shitter'.

She'd have said something like.... Celia's advice was to permit Cedric to indulge in a less orthodox method of congress, where for her gallant efforts in submitting to an ancient Hellenic practice, matrimony and status will surely be hers.


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Good.


Who knows, perhaps mob culture will be the next big thing? Maybe it's the way forward, along with the politics which will likely come about as a result.

All of that will be in a museum in 200yrs' time as well.

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Not sure Barbara Cartland would've gone with 'shitter'.

She'd have said something like.... Celia's advice was to permit Cedric to indulge in a less orthodox method of congress, where for her gallant efforts in submitting to an ancient Hellenic practice, matrimony and status will surely be hers.

"once in the skullery she had heard reference to the 'tradesman's entrance' used outside of any context for ingress to the main house building"

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Not sure Barbara Cartland would've gone with 'shitter'.

She'd have said something like.... Celia's advice was to permit Cedric to indulge in a less orthodox method of congress, where for her gallant efforts in submitting to an ancient Hellenic practice, matrimony and status will surely be hers.


Commonly otherwise known as Greek.  :D

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I really wish all those people terrified of certain topics would just ignore them rather than applauding them not being discussed. There are very erudite, interesting, intelligent, well written posts from left wing and right wing posters. And alas there is garbage too. But society in general is heading down a very dangerous North Korea route. Slurs, mockery and epithets should rightly be banned but why grown men should not be able to discuss certain topics is beyond me.

Regarding the Nigel Farage situation. I am not a fan of his but I am not happy that he was sacked the LBC. I believe that it was right to pull down the statue of Colston in Bristol. But I also believe that things should be done democratically, which was the point he was making.

I am a staunch Remainer, I hate the fact that he helped drag us out of the EU but I believe in Democracy more.
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Commonly otherwise known as Greek.  :D

I was trying to be circumspect.

Talking of circumspect, there's more:

'That night at dinner, Audrey gazed across the candlelit table at Cedric's Sephardic features, and started to wonder how he had managed to find his way to Yorkshire all those months ago. Surely if Admiral Farage had had anything to do with it, this would not have been permitted.

To her left sat Lord Mandelson, and she knew at once that he'd display no interest in her at all. But to her right was Farage himself, and while retaining her composure, decided she'd permit the Admiral, a well known 'frotteur' in the county, to place his hand on her uncovered thigh, but not too close to her tortoise, which was now winking profusely at the mere thought of such restrained excitement. After all, she didn't want to give the game away to Cedric, but she was happy to permit him to see the glint Farage's shameless eyes as he negotiated her pantaloons with his one functioning hand. Or was that actually his hand?


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I just realised what a 'tortoise' is  :rolleyes:  :D.

Just as well Farage didn't venture forth with his hooked hand, that may have alarmed the young Audrey who'd led a somewhat sheltered existence, although if Cedric drank his doped wine containing the noxious powders which Farage had deposited there, as planned, the evening was theirs to do with as they wished, and Farage had all manner of alarming devices to use upon the unsuspecting girl, along with the cold touch of steel.

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I really wish all those people terrified of certain topics would just ignore them rather than applauding them not being discussed. There are very erudite, interesting, intelligent, well written posts from left wing and right wing posters. And alas there is garbage too. But society in general is heading down a very dangerous North Korea route. Slurs, mockery and epithets should rightly be banned but why grown men should not be able to discuss certain topics is beyond me.

Regarding the Nigel Farage situation. I am not a fan of his but I am not happy that he was sacked the LBC. I believe that it was right to pull down the statue of Colston in Bristol. But I also believe that things should be done democratically, which was the point he was making.

I am a staunch Remainer, I hate the fact that he helped drag us out of the EU but I believe in Democracy more.
This the second post you've made whinging about what can or can not be discussed on this forum, like I told you last time if you don't like the way off topic is run then ignore it.

You are more than welcome to discuss any topic that takes your fancy, on the correct forum for that topic, not here. In fact if you don't agree with any of the rules here just log off and don't come back.

 

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I was trying to be circumspect.

Talking of circumspect, there's more:

'That night at dinner, Audrey gazed across the candlelit table at Cedric's Sephardic features, and started to wonder how he had managed to find his way to Yorkshire all those months ago. Surely if Admiral Farage had had anything to do with it, this would not have been permitted.

To her left sat Lord Mandelson, and she knew at once that he'd display no interest in her at all. But to her right was Farage himself, and while retaining her composure, decided she'd permit the Admiral, a well known 'frotteur' in the county, to place his hand on her uncovered thigh, but not too close to her tortoise, which was now winking profusely at the mere thought of such restrained excitement. After all, she didn't want to give the game away to Cedric, but she was happy to permit him to see the glint Farage's shameless eyes as he negotiated her pantaloons with his one functioning hand. Or was that actually his hand?

that made me laugh, you have one talent anyway.

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Not sure Barbara Cartland would've gone with 'shitter'.



But one of her ghostwriters, who I was at uni with, took it up the shitter