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Articles in Apr 26, 1997 issue of Spectator, The

• How did it happen?
  by Hoggart, Simon
• Women: The Tories' last hope
  by Sarah Whitebloom
• If we're going to have constant referenda, it's best if they're run by the government, not the media
  by Worsthorne, Peregrine
• Plastic surgery is a girl's best friend
  by Kim Levine
• Letters
• A bit of a joke
  by Philip Hensher
• 'My picture was my stage'
  by Martin Gayford
• Et in Orcadia ego
  by Profumo, David
• Lords of the night
  by Taki
• Gross Grosz
  by Martin Gayford
• Making (if necessary faking) a prime minister
  by McElvoy, Anne
• To join or not to join?
  by Stamp, Gavin
• Mannered, mad and majestic
  by Sheridan Morley
• Lady with a parrot
  by Steven Runciman
• There was a soldier...
  by Vestey, Michael
• Union of opposites
  by Johnson, Douglas
• road beyond Damascus, The
  by Raymond Carr
• Crossword
  by Columba
• All children but his own
  by Townsend, Juliet
• Glasgow's miles worse
  by Owen, Felicity
• Yankee doodling dandy
  by Hensher, Philip
• Love abideth foremost
  by Holloway, Robin
• Ancient & modern
  by Jones, Peter
• Loyalty stakes
  by Robin Oakley
• Hitchcock possessed
  by Steyn, Mark
• Where Mr Major is well ahead
  by Bruce Arnold
• All about Oscar
  by Sheridan Morley
• Dazzled by detail
  by Mark Steyn
• Even the ranks of hackery could scarce forbear to cheer--but will it do the PM any good?
  by Anderson, Bruce
• age of uncertainty, The
  by Roy Jenkins
• Brought back to reality
  by Tanner, Michael
• 'That's just as bad'
  by Wyatt, Petronella
• 'I know all about you...'
  by Michael Horsley
• secret garden, The
  by de Lisle, Leanda
• Ali Forbes week
  by Jaspistos
• Through a nightmare to Lilliput
  by Barrow, Andrew
• Ups and downs of a maverick
  by Nigel Clive
• Restaurant: Tate Gallery, National Gallery and V&A
  by David Fingleton
• Western front, The
  by Andro Linklater
• Brussels, the City, big business, even the police--they'll all back the rule of Machiavelli Blair
  by Worsthorne, Peregrine
• puffin of that ILK, The
  by Bruce, Rory Knight
• Keeping faith with conservatism
  by James, P D
• Dear Mary...
  by Mary Killen
• How low will they go?
  by Sarah Whitebloom
• election will be decided by the undecided, The
  by Anderson, Bruce
• Some revised versions
  by Caute, David
• Letters
• Monteverdi marvel
  by Tanner, Michael
• Boo to the octopus
  by Alan Powers
• In search of a better self
  by Waugh, Teresa
• science of God, The
• Babes and sucklings
  by Raymond Keene
• All his life in the blink of an eye
  by Glazebrook, Philip
• There's something in the undergrowth
  by Farrell, Nicholas
• Diary
  by Nicholas Coleridge
• Figure it out
  by Marcus Berkmann
• green shadow over labour, The
  by Hitchens, Peter
• Hold on to your money
  by Jeffrey Bernard
• An errant knight
  by Ziegler, Philip
• Saint becomes a beast
  by Harry Coen
• Entertaining us with no worth or shadow of felicity
  by Michael Hulse
• Attlee and Driberg, the good and bad sides of the Old Labour coin
  by Johnson, Paul
• Down the river in search of the Raj
  by Alistair Horne
• War's a chancy business, so the Tories leave their winning general out of battle
  by Fildes, Christopher
• Scandal and sleaze
  by Taki
• A very late victorian
  by Jasper Griffin
• Breeding counts
  by Alan Judd
• Ancient & modern
  by Jones, Peter
• Woody's weedy wobbly warblers
  by Mark Steyn
• Unremittingly seeking Peggy
  by Buchan, William
• There may be trouble ahead
  by Timothy Mo
• Cast a cool eye on life, on work
  by Mary Keen
• Portrait of the week
• Food: A taste of spring with a sting
  by Jennifer Paterson
• More than a hero
  by Douro, Charles
• Poppet green is alive and well
  by Gayford, Martin
• Ramble round Shakespeare
  by Morley, Sheridan
• Betraying berlioz
  by Michael Tanner
• A choice of recent thrillers
  by Harriet Waugh
• Mind your language
  by Wordsworth, Dot

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