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- David Pryce-Jones, a prominent British conservative writer, died in London on November 17 at age 89 from kidney failure, according to his daughter.
- Pryce-Jones opposed communism and supported Israel, contributing to The Telegraph and National Review.
- Pryce-Jones authored 10 novels and 18 nonfiction works.
- Despite his conservatism, he maintained diverse social connections and valued Western civilization.
- Peers noted his humanity and global understanding, highlighting his impact on political discourse.
