The Gospels
Sir: If the rules of historical evi- dence inhibit one from accepting the historicity of the Gospel narra- tive, one is still left with the par- ables which the narrative......
Letters To The Editor
Letters from Brian Inglis, Roger Scruton, L. E. Weidberg, Porcus- Piscis Orielensis and others. A Powellite triumph Sir: You are to be congratulated on your assessment (6 March)......
Israel And The Olive Branch
Sir: In President Sadat's interview with Newsweek he made it quite clear that he wants an Israeli withdrawal behind El Arish, and says nothing about direct negotia- tions. In......
Sir: In His Review Of My Poverty And She Industrial
Revolution (27 Febru'ary) R. M. Hartwell says that I should have done more than sim- ply quote the 'optimists'—that is, those modern economic historians who share his opinion......
Industrial Poverty
Sir: R. M. Hartwell's review of Brian Inglis's Poverty and the In- dustrial Revolution (27 February) is the first critical appraisal I have read. It is surely no accident that......
Monday's Child
Sir: May I please reply through your columns to the letter of your correspondent, Mr Tim Bearsden, of Christ Church, entitled 'Mon- day's child'? Now that he has re- vealed his......
Ment In Regard To What Is Undenit Ably The Very
'matter of Europe' and (should the Gospel thesis be true) of the world--an argument of far too great moment for it to rest in any degree on faulty comparii sons. Such a faulty......
Gross Error
Sir: Because of the postal strike I did not see a proof of my review of John Gross's Joyce. Perhaps, therefore, you will not mind my pointing out that a reference to......
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