Peter Hitchens is a British journalist, author, and commentator known for his conservative views on social, moral, and political issues. He is a columnist for the Mail on Sunday and has written several books arguing for traditional values and institutions.
The Abolition of Britain is a provocative argument that Britain has undergone a cultural revolution since the 1960s that has fundamentally undermined its institutions, values, and national character. Hitchens traces changes in education, religion, law, morality, and public life, arguing that what has been lost was worth preserving.
The audiobook and book versions offer listeners and readers a forcefully argued, intellectually serious work of social criticism. Hitchens' writing appeals to readers interested in British cultural history and political debate, regardless of whether they agree with his conclusions.
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