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1:01Now PlayingMoral philosopher and historian, Lord Nigel Biggar, joins me for a conversation on slavery, reparations, and the moral limits of historical guilt.
We examine growing demands for reparations, Britain’s role in abolishing slavery, the West Africa Squadron, and whether modern Britons can be held responsible for crimes committed centuries ago. We also debate faith, national memory, and whether today’s politics clarifies history or distorts it.
A serious discussion about justice, responsibility, and how nations should reckon with the past without surrendering to permanent guilt.
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