David Frum

How do you preserve what you have as institutions?

How do you keep alive the incentives to maintain the active citizenship that Gibbon taught as so important?

Anyway, those are my reflections on 250th anniversary of this amazing work.

But go read some of it, more of it, all of it if you can yourself, and see what you think.

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