The Greatest Interest And Pleasure That I Read The Very
able article on this subject in the Spectator of October 20th. The arguments in favour of this policy are so clearly net out in this article that it would he presumption on my......
[to The Emma Or Me " Seecreron."3 Sue,—in A Letter
(by Mr. J. S. Little) in your issue of October 20th entitled "A Word to Housewives" the writer suggests that women of the more prosperous classes, instead of crushing into the......
A Word To Housewives.
[To me Earroa or rag " 9rcersros."1 Sts,—Will you allow a few words in reply to Mr. J. S. Little's letter, "A Word to Housewives," in the Spectator of October 206, in which he......
[to Ter Enrroa Or Zees " Speciatos."1 Elm—though Some Of
your correspondents curiously- twist or miss the point of my remarks, all of them indirectly give anpport to the niain purpose of my letter. Obviously, I am not so simple as to......
A League Of Nations.
CTo THE EDITOE or ens " Semearet."1 SIR,—Your correspondent "L. L.," writing upon a League of Nations, stays: " Surely we shall by now be wise enough to distrust any League that......
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