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London

by Anthony Sampson,

Still pillars of the English way of life, they are being nibbled by two sets of termites--women and businessmen

Command performance

by Kenneth Tynan,

A British critic's report on his interrogation by a Senate committee

World’s fairs

by George Ross Leighton,

From Little Egypt to Robert Moses (the first of two articles)

The Decline of Book Reviewing

by Elizabeth Hardwick,

The fates of authors and publishers — not to mention the reading public — depend on book reviews — but who reviews the reviewers? Miss Hardwich undertakes one of the few thorough critiques…

Good old London

by Martha Gellhorn,

Give a teen-ager a job

by Karl Marx,

The cold Waugh on the literary front

by Evelyn Waugh,

Alexis Soyer’s Christmas dinner in Ham Yard to 22,000 of the poor, 1852

by Alexis Soyer,

The almost perfect cook

by Mira Michal,

London

Social security in the pre-affluent society

A thoroughly highbrow cruise

The mystique of British clubs

Command performance

World’s fairs

The Decline of Book Reviewing

Good old London

Give a teen-ager a job

The cold Waugh on the literary front

Alexis Soyer’s Christmas dinner in Ham Yard to 22,000 of the poor, 1852

The almost perfect cook

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Social security in the pre-affluent society

A thoroughly highbrow cruise

The mystique of British clubs

Command performance

World’s fairs

The Decline of Book Reviewing

Good old London

Give a teen-ager a job

The cold Waugh on the literary front

Alexis Soyer’s Christmas dinner in Ham Yard to 22,000 of the poor, 1852

The almost perfect cook

September 1958

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