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Phil Rushton remembered – guest article by Frank Ellis

Posted on October 15, 2012 by Derek Turner

Professor J. Philippe Rushton 1943-2012: May his memory be a blessing Consilio et animis Guest article by FRANK ELLIS There is a certain type of scientist, writer, philosopher and very rarely a politician for whom the pursuit of truth really … Continue reading →

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