The Stinger Stung
Sir: The Wasp', as always, is the least satis- factory item in your journal. If you cannot find a commentator on American public affairs who has heard of Midge Decter, can't you......
Initial Confusion
Sir: May I complain, and then explain, and finally ask for support? Last week (City and suburban, 5 September), Christopher Fiides supported Brian Pearse's disband- ment of......
History Lesson
Sir: Having written a doctoral dissertation on the subject of the Nazi leaders' art col- lecting, I was especially interested in God- 'I see Brigadier "Ronnie" Njukwo's died.'......
Sir: Noel Malcolm's Article On Greece Was Not Only A
masterpiece in terms of narra- tion, but also an absolutely accurate, per- ceptive account of Greece's treatment of its minority groups and weaker neighbours. For too long now......
Keep Out Of The Kitchen
Sir: I trust you now realise just what a fine restaurant critic The Spectator has in Nigel- la Lawson and that it was a grave error to allow Auberon Waugh (Another voice, 5......
No Conspiracy
Sir: In his article 'Fighting the good fight' (29 August) Murray Sayle goes badly wrong to claiming that newspaper photographs depicting battered RAF pilot John Peters, shot......
Unblinkered View
Sir: I cannot agree with the letter from Bar- bara Dunn (15 August) criticising your arti- cles referring to the European Community. It is a relief to read such unbiased views —......
Old-fashioned Guy
Sir: In your view (The end of diplomacy', 29 August) the fact that Lord Carrington is 'the sort of old-fashioned Englishman who keeps his word and expects others to do the same'......
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