9 APRIL 1942, page 10

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I have only seen two people in my life whom I knew to be One was a wretched little Tunisian, twitching uneasy fingers yellow leather gloves. The other was an Englishman who......

How Infinitely Sounder And Stronger Is This Mood Than That

which, I remember, manifested itself in the third year of the First German War. I have already in this column alluded to the spy-mania which formed so hysterical a feature of......

Marginal Comment

By HAROLD NICOLSON T HE more I consider public opinion at this moment, the more impressed do I become. It may be that I am apt to generalise from the state of opinion in my own......

It Is Profitable At Moments To Step Back To 1790,

and to r that there was a time when quite sensible and sober men oe rise in their places after dinner, and solemnly kiss a bound vol of Paine's Rights of Man, as if it were a......

* * * What Is The Reason For This Lessening

of suspicion? Is it in truth (as I should like to believe) that the advance in education during the last twenty years has produced a public which is less impulsive and more......