"america Unneutral." [to The Editor Of The " Sreotator.1...
Harper's letter to the New York Tribune, which you reprint in your last issue, makes me think that the following extract from a letter from Princeton, N.J., of Octo- ber 30th......
Bentley And Johnson. [to The Editor Of The " Spectator.")
Sin,—May I venture to point out that a saying which, in your issue of December 4th, you ascribe to Johnson was really borrowed by him from Bentley ? Macaulay writes :— "Ho......
Gas-poisoning.
[To THE EDITOR OF THE "SPECTATOR.") Snt,—My small niece, on hearing that a great subaltern friend of hers was suffering from "gas-poisoning," added the following petition to her......
Lincoln's Finance Of War, Ito The Editor Of Tun "
SPECTATOR.") Sm,—I am amused to read the stricture of " S. R. H." on Lincoln's greenback issues, "condemned," he writes, "by every economist who had studied the subject." Well,......
Americans Are Ashamed Already.
[TO THE EDITOR OF THE " SPEOTATOR."] Sne,—Your comments on the latest Note from the State Department to the Foreign Office, the larger portion of which has been sent to this......
Payment Of Members. (to The Editor Of The " Spectator."'
Sin,—Referring to your article of last Saturday on " Payment of Members," how does the following fit them ?— " And that's the wavering commons : for their love Lies in their......
Lord Derby's Scheme.
To xmo EDITOR OF rum " SPECTATOR.") SI11,—For the past month I have been canvassing for recruits under Lord Derby's scheme in this industrial district. My excuse for troubling......
The Australians At Anzac.
[To THE EDITOR OF THE SPECTATOR.") Sra,—The enclosed verses I received from my sister in Australia. They are from a poem which appeared in an Australian news- paper which she......
M. Paul Sabatler On England's Effort. [to The Editor Oe
THE " SPECTATOR.") Si,—The following extract from a letter written by M. Paul Sabatier to a friend in Italy may perhaps be of interest to your readers :— " Laissoz-moi vous dire......
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