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Chilton Williamson

Chilton Williamson

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Columnist, The Spectator (World)

United States

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State Government , Public Policy , Politics

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Total articles 190

  • Why are Europeans so untroubled by their ignorance of America?

    By Chilton Williamson Verified| The Spectator (World) Verified Laramie, WyomingAmericans are infamous on the eastern side of the Atlantic for knowing little or nothing about European culture, history and politics – and for being proud of the fact, as Richard Hofstadter, the late Columbia historian, described in them in Anti-intellectualism in American Life, the winner of the Pulitzer Prize for non-fiction in 1964.

    By Chilton Williamson Verified · The Spectator (World)

    Apr. 09, 2025

  • Amanda Knox’s new memoir asks what lies next

    By Laura Allsop Verified, Freddy Gray Verified, Chilton Williamson Verified, Gavin Mortimer| The Spectator (World) Verified The question at the heart of Amanda Knox’s latest memoir Free: My Search For Meaning is a simple one: what are the life prospects for an exoneree? It follows 2013’s Waiting to be Heard, which detailed the Seattle student’s imprisonment in Italy before and after a wrongful murder conviction, and her fight for justice.

    By Laura Allsop Verified, Freddy Gray Verified, Chilton Williamson Verified, Gavin Mortimer · The Spectator (World)

    Apr. 09, 2025

  • Why are Europeans so untroubled by their ignorance of America?

    By Chilton Williamson Verified| The Spectator (World) Verified Laramie, WyomingAmericans are infamous on the eastern side of the Atlantic for knowing little or nothing about European culture, history and politics – and for being proud of the fact, as Richard Hofstadter, the late Columbia historian, described in them in Anti-intellectualism in American Life, the winner of the Pulitzer Prize for non-fiction in 1964.

    By Chilton Williamson Verified · The Spectator (World)

    Apr. 09, 2025

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The Spectator (World)