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Book Review: Judgement at Tokyo by Gary J Bass
Reviewed by Canon Mike D Williams Is aggressive war a crime? This question was at the heart of the war crimes trial in Tokyo at…
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Copper-plated Cartography
By Emma Laws, Cathedral Librarian Prior to the 16th century, mapmakers printed maps using a ‘relief’ method of printing: wood-engraving. The engraver drew the image…
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Stories
By Canon Cate Edmonds I have to admit to being a lover of a good “who done it”. I like nothing better after a long…
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Book Review: The Crisis of Democratic Capitalism by Martin Wolf
Reviewed by Canon Mike D Williams Liberal democracy is under threat. The biggest threats are domestic. They come from ‘poor political and policy responses to…
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Matthew from HMRC to Evangelists
By Rev’d Canon Ian Morter On 21 September the Church celebrates the life and ministry of St Matthew, an Apostle of Jesus and Evangelist. In…
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Cathedral Music
By Canon James Mustard A new academic year has begun with a new choir year. Last weekend we welcomed eight new probationer choristers, a new…
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Learning to Speak Another Language
By Canon Deborah Parsons I was intrigued to discover that the Globe Theatre is currently staging a bilingual production of Shakespeare’s, Antony and Cleopatra using…
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A Life Less Ordinary
By the Revd Preb Julian Ould When I lived on the Isles of Scilly I used to do a weekly assembly at the Senior School.…
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Book Review: Why Politics Fails by Ben Ansell
Reviewed by Canon Mike D Williams Is the political system broken? We have a new government full of hope and ideas to improve the future…
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A Ministry of Service
By Canon Ian Morter One of the curiosities in Exeter Cathedral is a carved stone which is displayed in the South Quire Aisle, behind the…