The 'titanic' Fund And Its - A Dministratio N.
• LTO THE EDITOR 07 THR "SPECTATOR. "] Sin,—The whole-hearted support which has been given to the 'Titanic' disaster fund reflects the greatest credit on the charitable public,......
Sea Training And Disasters At Sea. [to The Editor Of
THE " SPECTATOR." 1 SIR,—The question of the proper sea-education of our seamen is a matter so pertinent to the issues now being raised that it is necessary to again call public......
[to Tee Editor Op The "spectator;'] Sir,—in Reference To The
letter by Mr. Kenny on the question as to where the rule of " women first" comes from, and if it is more binding on the English-speaking races than all others. may I suggest......
[to The Editor Of The " Spectator."] Sin,—here Is A
line of Euripides (Iph. in Aul. 1394): A ' S 'y ' avbp mpetecon , yuvatmeZv pvphav dpiiv Odor, " Worthier than ten thousand women is one man to see the light." By a sudden......
The Loss Of The ' Titanic.'
[TO THE EDITOR OF THE " SPECTATOR. "] Efu,—Even if no one else raises a note of protest, I hope you will allow me to express my feelings of disgust and shame at the way my......
[to The Editor Or The "srsernoit."] Sir, — Among The...
conscience discussed by Cicero in his "De Mollie" (III. xxiii. 89) it is of sad interest to find a passage (quoted from the Greek casuist Hecate) which puts clearly the terrible......
The Ethics Of Shipwreck,
[To THE EDITOR OF THE " SPECTATOR."1 SIR, — As a. contribution towards the history and limits of the nautical rule in shipwrecks, " Women and children first," an American lady......
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