Sir: May One Who Is Also A Catholic Anglican Say
how much he agrees with the gr ea t er part of Angus Maude's article (30 May). But there is one paragraph therein which I would venture to challenge because it seems to me to......
Biafra And The Left
Sir: Mr S. L. Muhanji's letter (30 May) does not explain the attitude of the Kenya government on the Biafra tragedy. No one is against Kenya getting loans and experts from East......
Unfashionable Views
Sir: Your contributor, J. W. M. Thompson ('Spectator's notebook', 16 May), quotes Sir Kenneth Clark as saying that photography has destroyed 'straightforward, naturalistic......
A Lesson In Communication
Sir: Ludovic Kennedy (9 May) has taken three-quarters of a page to spell out what is obvious, I should have thought, to most churchgoers as to the meaning of Matthew ii, 5 and 6......
The Bath Bun
Sir: I should like the opportunity to point out that the one interpretation Mr Thomp- son manages to draw from my marriage statement happens to be erroneous ('Specta - tor's......
Now That The Ball Is Over
Sir: Mr Roger Franklin confidently ex- plains (Letters, 23 May) why no nation— whether Czechoslovaks or ourselves— should attempt to resist aggression, or even threaten to......
Church, Change And Decay
Sir: How timely is Angus Maude's re- minder to the church that it is not how but what we communicate that matters (30 May), and that religion is primarily a matter of faith, not......
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