Japanese Ideals.
(To THE EDITOR OP THE "SPECTATOR."] SIR,—Fancy and myth about things Japanese are so very much to the fore at the present time, that it would be wrong not to warn the British......
Obscurity In Literature.
Nv RENEVER a writer is accused of obscurity it is worth while to inquire what precisely the accuser means. Three meanings at least are possible. An obscure writer may be a......
Letters To The Editor.
THE CHURCH AND THE QUESTION OF THE HOUR. [To THE EDITOR OP THE "SrzarAmoR.1 Sin,—Unlike your correspondent, Mr. Osmond Dobree (Spectator, December 5th), I found your appeal to......
[to The Editor Op The "spectat0r:1 Have Read Your Appeal
to the clergy of the Church of England (Spectator, November 21st) urging us to form a decision only after considering "the claims of the very poor." In trying to follow out this......
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