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Jonathan Freedland
Jonathan Freedland is an award-winning journalist and broadcaster. Currently a columnist and leader writer for the ‘Guardian’, he was the paper’s Washington Correspondent until 1997. In four years covering the US he also worked as a reporter on the ‘Washington Post’, presented the weekly ‘American Graffiti’ programme for BBC Radio 5 Live and was a frequent contributor to ‘Vogue’, ‘GQ’ and ‘Elle’.
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BRING HOME THE REVOLUTION: The Case for a British Republic
On a switchback ride through the USA, riding pillion with America’s founding fathers, Jonathan Freedland searches out the qualities that made America the land at the end of his childhood rainbow, the place his grandfather and he conspired to run off to because of its open promise and unbounded potential.
Publication date: UK 1st Jul 2008
BRING HOME THE REVOLUTION: The Case for a British Republic
On a switchback ride through the USA, riding pillion with America’s founding fathers, Jonathan Freedland searches out the qualities that made America the land at the end of his childhood rainbow, the place his grandfather and he conspired to run off to because of its open promise and unbounded potential.
Publication date: UK 15th Apr 1999