📚 2 Books mentioned in "On The Strange Death of Europe | Douglas Murray | INTERNATIONAL | Rubin Report" of The Rubin Report

first off I love the title the strange death of Europe I thought using the adjective strange was particularly interesting the first is it's an odd which not many readers will get to a slightly known history textbook or the strange death of liberal england which described the decline of the Liberal Party in the early part of the 20th century but that's their sort of isn't needed it was know it although there was a slight similarity yes a really little thing is it is just it is odd

The host introduces Douglas Murray's book by title, and Murray discusses the title's origin and meaning.

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the first is it's an odd which not many readers will get to a slightly known history textbook or the strange death of liberal england which described the decline of the Liberal Party in the early part of the 20th century but that's their sort of isn't needed it was know it although there was a slight similarity yes a really little thing is it is just it is odd

Douglas Murray mentions this history textbook as the inspiration for the title of his own book.

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