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Google News: The Big C: Hitchens lost to the Emperor of all Maladies
[First Post] - It was cancer that got Christopher Hitchens: a bunch of Hitch cells, throttle wide open, roaming, dividing and conquering. A case of do or die. They did, so he did. Sometimes cancer can be swift and hellish, sometimes it's slow and - as it was for my
We can't pay a Games bribe to bus workers
www.thisislondon.co.uk
[Evening Standard] - The writer Christopher Hitchens, who died last night, enraged and entertained in equal measure. From his days as a journalist in London to his participation in public debates, he was always controversial. But whether outraging the Right with his
Christopher Hitchens: a noble contrarian
www.telegraph.co.uk
[Telegraph.co.uk] - Nicholas Shakespeare pays tribute to his friend Christopher Hitchens, a man who loved the English language as much as cigarettes and alcohol. By Nicholas Shakespeare He was, in the parlance of his old party, our maximum journalist.
Guardian: Christopher Hitchens: a fearless master-stylist and a pain in the neck
[The Guardian] - Christopher Hitchens was a pain in the neck. When I last debated with him it was in New York. He stumbled late on stage to draw attention to himself, cigarette and drink in hand, uttering oaths like a prohibition hack. The identikit Trot of our early
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