Coming To Terms
Sir: I must confess a great deal of sympathy for George Gale in his desire to come to terms with Europe (April 29). Yet, having asked some very sensible questions, he seems to......
Sir: Since It Was Your Policy On The Anti-common Market
that first drew me to take out a 3-year subcription, your article on Coming to Terms with Europe greatly disappointed me. I never imagined that The Spectator would attempt to......
Great English Genius
Sir: God forbid that "the great English genius," to quote Mr Auberon Waugh's mordantly malicious description of me, should become the great English hero by attacking book......
Press Standards
Sir: Mr Worsthome (April 29) accuses me of "journalistic malpractice" on the grounds of a headline I did not write and an assurance I did not give. The argument is nine months......
Good Irish Cause
From Lard Boyle of Handsworth and others Sir: There is no doubt that many people of good will are trying to make some personal contribution to an improvement of conditions in......
Jenkins V. Powell
Sir: The chickens of Harold Wilson's political somersaults have come home to roost. His squalid opportunism — especially on the Common Market issue — has descredited both......
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