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A Rethinking Sermon

17 July 2006

Taken from the New Statesman archive, 7 November 1959.

Even today, when it seems depressingly prescient, this is a bracing read; in 1959 it must have been a shocker. Miliband (1924-94), a political theorist, was only an occasional contributor to the New Statesman. His two sons, David and Ed, are ministers in the present Labour government.

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