The Abolition of Britain: From Winston Churchill to Princess Diana
Peter Hitchens explores Britain’s changing identity and public life across the historical span from Winston Churchill to Princess Diana. Framed as an account of national transformation, the book considers how the country’s institutions, values, and sense of itself may have been reshaped.
About This Book
Peter Hitchens examines the idea of Britain’s transformation across a period associated with Winston Churchill and Princess Diana.
The book presents a historical and political perspective on changing national identity, institutions, and public life.
Its title frames these developments as an “abolition,” inviting readers to consider what may have been lost or reshaped.
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