The American Exchanges. [to The Editor Op The...
article entitled "The American Exchanges " which appeared in the Spectator of August 21st puts forward three ways of discharging our growing indebtedness to America—i.e., by (1)......
Huns : Another Protest.
PTO THE EDITOR OP THE "SPECTATOR."1 SIR,—May I venture to add another word of protest against the attitude of mind to which " S. 0. S." refers in his letter to the Spectator of......
The Parliamentary War Savings Committee.
[To TED EDITOR OF TIM "SPROTAT0a...] SIR,—Your correspondent "Anxious Patriot" says in his letter in your issue of August 21st, d propos of the leaflets issued by the......
The German Losses.
[TO THE EDITOR OP TRH " SIINTAT011.1 SIR,—In the last issue of the Spectator there appears an estimate of the number of troops the Germans have in the field. This estimate puts......
A Prophecy.
[To THE! EDITOR OF THE "SPECTATOR."] SIR,—The following passage from The Private Papers of Henry Ryecraft, by G. Giseing (1903), surely gives food for thought :— "I hate and......
Privates And Commissions.
[To THE EDITOR OP TUB tirEcTATon."1 SIR,—The thousands of very junior officers now being accepted for commissions must constitute a 'grave danger unless they are leavened with......
The Meaning Of "bosche."
[To THE EDITOR OP THR "SPECTATOR."1 SIE,—The Allies—Italy and Great,Britain, France and Russia —have for months been exercising their wits as to the deriva- tion of the word......
Darwinism And Germanism.
[To ras EDITOR 01 THE " tireerAxon."] SIR,—Lord Cromer's reference in your last issue to a German conception as "an instance of misapplied Darwinism " recalls a striking......
Encouraging The Enemy.
[To THE EDITOR OP THE "SPECTATOR."' SIR,—In his book on Popular Government, Maine, writing about the American War of independence, says :— " But the colonists had also reaped......
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