Tapering Honesty
Sir: Readers of the SPECTATOR with a reasonably long memory who also read the Observer will have rubbed their eyes in astonish- ment at Bernard Levin's review of Lord......
Conservative Pacifism
Sir: Mr W. M. Phipps , Hornby points out (20 March), in reply to my advertisement, how hateful would be a foreign occupation if this took place, after our voluntary disarmament;......
Sir: No One Would Deny Professor Trevor-roper As An...
the right, indeed the duty, to treat all sources, written or oral, as only primary data, to be rigor- ously examined and compared with all other available data be- fore an......
Letters To The `editor
From Peter Owen, L. E. Weidberg, the Rev John Bishop, C. H. G. Wood, Elizabeth Snowden and others, Facts of fiction Sir: With astonishment I read Auberon Waugh's comments (27......
The Gospels And The Professor
Sir: For weeks I have read the SPECTATOR with great interest be- cause of Professor Trevor-Roper's review, which has given rise to so much controversy, if controversy is the......
Sir: Nicholas Davenport (26 March) Has Done Well To Stress
the seriousness of the oil crisis. For the longer term, the days of cheap oil are undoubtedly over: in the short term the progress of nego- tiations between the oil companies......
A Lump Of England
Sir: I see Gibraltar is to the fore with you again. You were good enough to print a letter or two from me on that theme in May 1965. I still think much the same, viz, that at......
Sovereignty And The Common Market
Sir: There seems to be some con- fusion in Mr D. A. Young's mind (March 20) between 'interest' and 'influence'. Of course British poli- cies are of 'direct interest' to a number......
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