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U.S. CHALLENGE
The SpectatorUntil recently the prospect of a trade war between the EEC and the United States has been a cloud no bigger than a man's hand. Now, with the news that Mr Connally and the...
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STORMONT MUST GO
The SpectatorThe natural sense of relief that last Sunday's great demonstration at Newry passed off without an eruption of violence should not obscure its meaning. The march itself, from its...
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POLITICAL COMMENTARY
The SpectatorLust for power and boredom Hugh Macpherson "Democratic contrivances are quarantine measures against that plague, the lust for power," said Nietzsche, " as such they are very...
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JUSTICE VERSUS REVOLUTION
The SpectatorMaking Angela Davis stand trial Louis Claiborne Angela Davis is black and beautiful and bright. She is young and a woman. She is neither frivolous nor a demagogue: and however...
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THE ECONOMY
The SpectatorThe new unemployment Kenneth Baker M.P. On Monday, January 24, the Prime Minister replied to Labour's censure motion which attacked the Government for allowing unemployment to...
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Christopher Booker on
The SpectatorPredicting the future 9rie of the more depressing things about ;Ile tr current ' ecological' debate — apart orn the possibility that the doom-criers Ma y be right — is the...
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Peanut butter road
The SpectatorThe Earnshaw Neighbourhood Auberon Waugh ErsV The Earnshaw Neighbourhood Caldwell (Michael Joseph £1.90) At the close of the annual season in novels, one is suddenly a ss "V by...
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The Papacy in the mediaeval world
The SpectatorPeter Partner A Short History of the Papacy in the Middle Ages Walter Ullmann (Methuen £4.50) Professor Ullmann is probably more learned in mediaeval church law than any holder...
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Poetae sepulchrum
The SpectatorDavid Harsent Love & Fame John Berryman (Faber £1.40) Breaking & Entering X. J. Kennedy (Oxford £1.25) Air and Chill Earth Molly Holden (Chatto and Windus £1.25) The Gavin...
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P rudery and passion
The SpectatorQillian Freeman Z PrnLiderY k Passion Sexuality in Victo "11.A s rnerica Milton Rugoff (Rupert Hartin my possession two bound weekly magazines for adoles 's -ent s , n ‘-'ne is...
Bookend
The SpectatorPeople who know how easy it is to ruin a new publishing venture with bad books and parlous management will be pleasantly surprised to hear that Tom Stacey Ltd is now making a...
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THEATR E
The SpectatorThe quick and the dead Kenneth Hurren IL. °lir major theatrical giants unveiled ii' o 'Ir first exhibits of 1972 last week. T he har Sh akespeare Company, which has Ed Iv...
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Treasures of the British Museum
The SpectatorThe last of Thames Television's programmes on the departments of the British Museum, with Professor Asa Briggs introducing the Department of Manuscripts, will be screened next...
CINEMA
The SpectatorWitches' brew Tony Palmer Polanski's Macbeth (' AA ' Plaza) is a flabby affair and raises, not for the first time, the troubled question of whether S h a kespeare can ever be...
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SKINFLINT'S CITY DIARY
The SpectatorThe Department of Trade and Industry are trying to reshape the Monopolies Commission with greater representation for the smaller business and the consumer. But who is...
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SCIENCE
The SpectatorAgin Rothschild Bernard Dixon Next Monday (February 14) is the deadline for the scientific community in Britain to submit to the Cabinet Office comments on the now infamous...
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TRAVEL
The Spectator(2) Scotland Viator The thing about the Hebrides is that the fishing is as good as that in Ireland. The tranquility of islands like Barra, Uist and Benbecula is an experience...