A nice short bio of Claud Cockburn (by another son, Alexander): The Greatest Radical Journalist Of His Age, https://theava.com/archives/251920 https://theava.co

A nice short bio of Claud Cockburn (by another son, Alexander): The Greatest Radical Journalist Of His Age, https://theava.com/archives/251920 https://theava.com/archives/251920 Another piece following the book (Claud's biography recently written by Patrick), Claud Cockburn was the journalist’s journalist, https://thespectator.com/book-and-art/claud-cockburn-was-journalists-journalist/ https://thespectator.com/book-and-art/claud-cockburn-was-jou... Edit: contrary to easy guesses, the Cockburn that will be most familiar to the readers of the Spectator is not Andrew, the third brother, but a pseudonym inspired by Admiral Sir George Cockburn (see https://thespectator.com/uncategorized/real-cockburn/ https://thespectator.com/uncategorized/real-cockburn/ ), incidentally related to the family of journalists. Andrew Cockburn (mainly editor of Harper's Magazine) does occasionally write for the Spectator, but is not the "Cockburn" of the vitriolic articles.