17 FEBRUARY 1923, page 13

[to The Editor Of The Spectator.]

SIR,—In your review of Mr. Harold Cox's book, and in the correspondence in your columns, I do not find adequate recognition of the most important factor in the problem of......

[to The Editor Of The Spec-raton.] Sir,—if I Adopt Mr.

A. T. Fryer's phraseology with a difference I should find myself saying that " it is impossible to express the satisfaction I felt when reading on page 188 of last Satur- day's......

[to The Editor Of The Spectator.] Sir,—the Order Made In

the West London Court recently for the destruction of some two thousand copies of Mrs. Margaret Sanger's pamphlet on Family Limitation (written and published especially for the......

The Problem Of Population.

' [To the Editor of the SPECTATOR.] A. T. Fryer's letter is a type of which 'yon will doubtless receive many as protests against your insertion of the review Of Mr. Harold Cox's......

[to The Editor Of The Spectator.] Sia,—" Quantity In Place

of quality." These words, in a letter to the Spectator of February 10th, lead me to point out what seems to me the great underlying fallacy of these arguments as to limiting......