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	title:	Free Radical: New Century Essays
	author:	Tony Benn
	format:	Paperback
	publisher:	Continuum International Publishing Group Ltd.
	released:	June 3, 2004
	isbn:	0826474004
	isbn-13:	9780826474001

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Please read... - Rated I always though of Tony Benn as being a true parliamentarian, democrat but very idealistic. However, having read this series of essays it is a shame that so many others in power do not share his views. They are born based on histroical precedence and the question "why do we repeat the same mistakes?" kept coming to mind and wisdom. This is highly readable and should be read by people of all political persuasions, Mr Benn's scepticism on Europe would appeal to the right. Whilst his love of our true parliamentary process explains his comment on retiring from the House, that he would once again being get involved in "real politics". Arguably Tony Benn should have been the first President of a British Republic.

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Please read... - Rated 4/5
I always though of Tony Benn as being a true parliamentarian, democrat but very idealistic. However, having read this series of essays it is a shame that so many others in power do not share his views. They are born based on histroical precedence and the question "why do we repeat the same mistakes?" kept coming to mind and wisdom.

This is highly readable and should be read by people of all political persuasions, Mr Benn's scepticism on Europe would appeal to the right. Whilst his love of our true parliamentary process explains his comment on retiring from the House, that he would once again being get involved in "real politics".

Arguably Tony Benn should have been the first President of a British Republic.

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