3 JULY 1941, page 12

Mr. Cook's Century

By GRAHAM GREENE A LREADY they seem to belong to history—those tourists of the 3o's ; they have the dignity and the pathos of a period, as they gather, the older ones in......

Sitting By

By PHILIP HEW W E are not, on the whole, an inspiring lot, those of us who are sitting in the shade in this war ; though it is not from any fault of ours that we are here. Age......

Young England

By T. E. UTLEY A BOUT a century ago, when the great question that agitated political discussion in England was whether or not the Corn Laws should be abolished, there developed......