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The sixth extinction Simon Barnes Without drastic changes, we are facing a world with no animals Lawrence Freedman North Korea and the limits of madman theory Sophie McBain on the emoji code Claire Tomalin on our Austen fetish Enlightened thinking in dark times The decline of the American empire ...and the crumbling of world order By Nigel Hamilton 1-7 September 2017/£4.50 35 9 771364 743162

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The sixth extinction Simon Barnes Without drastic changes, we are facing a world with no animals

Lawrence Freedman North Korea and the limits of madman theory

Sophie McBain on the emoji code Claire Tomalin on our Austen fetish

Enlightened thinking in dark times

The decline of the American empire ...and the crumbling of world order By Nigel Hamilton

1-7 September 2017/£4.50

9 771364 743162

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