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|title=How To Be A Conservative
|author=Roger Scruton
|publisher=Bloomsbury
|date=October 2014
|amazonuk=<amazonuk>1472903765</amazonuk>|amazonus=<amazonus>1472903765</amazonus>|website=|video="|summary=''How to Be a Conservative'' is a heartfelt, personal exploration of what it means to be a conservative in modern Britain. Scruton presents a cogent analysis of what it means for him to hold right-wing values and opinions and in doing so, expresses complex philosophical ideas in an accessible manner, without resorting to over-simplification. Whether you are swayed by his arguments will very much depend on your own political bias.|cover=1472903765|aznuk=1472903765|aznus=1472903765
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Roger Scruton has been described by Jesse Norman as ''one of the few intellectually authoritative voices in British conservatism'' His central theme in this book is to defend and champion the value of the home, a society based on free association and the nation state. The simplest of biographical sections demonstrates that the author was brought up not from ‘privileged’ stock but within a Labour-voting, lower middle class family, to demonstrate that his conservatism was not inherited but a product of his own intellectual journey.