Mr. Asquith And Mr. Haldane On The State Of The
ARMY. [To THE EDITOR OP THE "SPECTATOR. "] Sin,—In your issue of last week you quoted a remark of Mr. Asquith's at Haddington, supporting a boast of Mr. Haldane's which I......
The Manifesto Of The Research Defence Society.
[To TBX Eamon or THE "Srscraroa."] SIR, —Your adherence to the honourable tradition characteristic of the Spectator in giving both sides a hearing where you admit one will lead......
Poetry.
A PLEA FOR THE POLITICAL CELT. ["Were they going to trust those who understood the question of national defence, or a playful, pathetic, romantic, Celtic Chancellor of the......
Unemployed And Unemployable.
[TO THE EDITOR OF THE "SPECTITOR."J SIR, —The evil that is eating into the stability of this country is not so much unemployment as =employability. So long as the unemployed man......
[to The Editor Of The "spectator."] Ste,—in Your Issue Of
January 1st appears a letter drawing the attention of all Parliamentary candidates to the Research Defence Society, and suggesting that they should write for pamphlets to a......
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