The Binding Of Books
[To the Editor of the SPEcTAToR.1 SIR,- It is a very common practice to make the outer margins of books most unnecessarily wide and the inner ones so ridiculously narrow- that......
Mr. Philip Snowden And British Export Trade [to The Editor
of the SPECTATOR.] Sin,— It has been interesting to watch, in subsequent issues of Your journal, the waves of agreement or criticism which have surged against the article......
Women's Pioneer Housing [to The Editor Of The Spectator.]...
I through your columns draw attention to the sixth Annual Meeting of Women's Pioneer Housing recently held ? Year by year this Public Utility Society, which has for its object......
Walking In Circles [to The Editor Of The Spectator.] Reading
a copy of the Spectator of January 9th, I MIS interested in some correspondence about walking in circles in the letters to the Editor columns. An experience which actually......
Books And The Date Of Publication [to The Editor Of
the SPECTATOR.] Sin, -Your correspondent Mr. P. E. Chester rightly complains of the omission of the date of publication from the title pages of modern books. The omission of the......
"stop This Fooling"
[To the Editor of the SVECTAT011.] Sin,- -When the Right Honourable Winston Churchill, M.P., was appointed Chancellor of the Exchequer the misgivings of a large number of......
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