12 SEPTEMBER 1941, page 10

If We Understood A Little Better The Vast Import Of

the prob and perplexities with which Americana are now faced, should be both more sympathetic and more interested. do not always remember that the fathers and mothers of......

I Recall With Shame A Spring Afternoon When I Drove

out with an American friend and a visiting Englishman to George Washington's home above the Potomac. The whole of Washing- ton was a riot of Japanese cherry-trees, but the......

Marginal Comment

By HAROLD NICOLSON y AM glad to hear that the Board of Education is encourag- ing ing Local Authorities and the Universities to teach the rising generation something more about......

People Will Tell One That It Is Because We Speak

the same language with a different accent and do not always laugh at the same jokes. Others have suggested that the Englishman's habit (when shy or frightened) of retreating......

I Do Not Deny, However, That It Will For Long

be aifficult any European to catch the full inspiration of the Amen Idea. We are so accustomed to assume that national icl can only become real through generations of gradual......