Mr. Yeats-brown On India
[To the Editor of THE SPECTATOR.] SIR,—The only test anyone can apply to determine whether a cbntribution on India can be treated seriously is to see what the contributor has to......
Is The Law A Hass ?
[To the Editor of THE SPECTATOR.] SIR,—In the case instanced by " J.P." it does not seem that the law is a " Hass " : I am not so sure about your correspon- dent. I. know that......
A Threat To The All-red Route
[To the Editor of THE SPECTATOR.] • SIR,—The All-Red Route, upon which we Britishers rightfully pride ourselves, is seriously threatened, and unless immediate steps are taken it......
Haggis
[To the Editor of THE SPECTA'TOR.I Sin,—There is nothing peculiarly Scots in the custom of using the paunch of a sheep or other animal as a cooking pot. Very possibly it was the......
The Revolution
"I AM bowed down to earth with other men's words. See ! My hand trembles with the stress of thought ; Nor can I lift the load of memory. Surely the time hie come to heal; the......
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