When Margeret thatcher died, British lawmakers agreed to debate her legacy in parliament largely because she had become a divisive figure. For right or wrong, the country took ownership of its former leader’s legacy while acknowledging the shortcomings to some degree. This act reflected both ownership and division Obviously not every legacy is defensible; and […]
A NATION IN THEORY
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