Comprehensive Education
Sta,—Miss Harvey's letter in the Spectator ( November 2) on comprehensive education goes to the heart of the controversy. The feeling of the public about the 11+ examination......
Sir,—when I Saw That R. J. P. Hewison Was Asking
for irritating misusages of the language (Competition No. 350) I anticipated that the anticipators would be much in evidence. But never a sign. My great anticipations have......
The Church Assembly
SIR,—It is a pity, to my mind, that in his column last week Mr. Betjeman did not offer a more constructive criticism of the Church Assembly. No one, I think, would be more ready......
Conscience And Constituents
SIR,—In a letter published in your issue tir, November 2 Mr. R. L. Travers challenge d what I had said about Parliamentary govern - ment; and he quoted Keith as authority for......
Sir,—i Am Flattered By The Attention Your Re- Viewer, Mr.
John Davenport, has given to my recent book. The chief fault that he finds with it is one which I would not dispute. I have indeed been too discreet. Mr. Claud Cockburn,......
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