24 JULY 1941, page 12

"the Chestertons "

SIR, —As it happened, I was reading Mrs. Cecil Chesterton's book when I came upon the notice of it in your columns. The impres- sion it made on me was so d:fferent from that of......

Young England Sue,—i Do Not Think That "a. R.'s "

letter contained any criticism which I had not already anticipated in my article. The "putting the clock back" theory is, as I then pointed out, the survival of an exploded......

France's Resistance

Stn,—I should like to endorse every word of the article "How France is Resisting," by Robert Mengin. As one of the many Englishmen who escaped from Occupied and Unoccupied......

Sin,—i Have To Thank You For Calling My Attention In

"A Spectator's Notebook" to an inaccuracy of fact m The Chestertons in regard to Dr. Johnson. I was, perhaps, thinking more of the literary associations of that period than of......

The Colour-bar

Sin,—In her review of my book, Miss Perham wrote, "Dr. Leys a prophet rather than a student . . . one aims at influencing policy by presenting a case ; the other at presenting......