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Articles in Oct 31, 1998 issue of Spectator, The

• price the goose pays, The
  by Boyden, John
• Ancient & modern
  by Jones, Peter
• Blame only yourself, ma'am
  by Wilson, A N
• A craving for colour
  by Hensher, Philip
• Lock up your daughters
  by Oakley, Robin
• Do You need cranking?
  by Judd, Alan
• A monstrous fraud
  by Stamp, Gavin
• Victims unmindful of their doom
  by Keates, Johathan
• Camilla warfare
  by Turner, Graham
• From our friend in the north
  by Waugh, Auberon
• Poor old Rhaps
  by Oakley, Robin
• Communing with nature
  by Powers, Alan
• First Couple: Ferdinand and Imelda, The
  by Gould, Tony
• Yellow fever
  by Oakley, Robin
• A lost world
  by Simon, Robin
• Sabres for savoy
  by Farrell, Nicholas
• Not so bonny Prince Charlie
  by Cochrane, Alan
• Opera: To stage or not to stage?
  by Tanner, Michael
• Bringing Europe to England
  by Blow, Simon
• Old school ties
  by Brown, Andrew M
• Don't be so patronising
  by Morley, Sheridan
• Who stayed home?
  by Amory, Edward Heathcoat
• With an eye to the East
  by Moore, Susan
• Restoring a royal portrait
  by Vincent, John
• He may be wild, but the Guardian shouldn't be underhanded about him
  by Glover, Stephen
• Airwave newcomers
  by Vestey, Michael
• Doing good by stealth and doing evil by debauching charity
  by Johnson, Paul
• Getting hitched
  by Vestey, Michael
• A bracing swim in words
  by Kavanagh, P J
• Second opinion
  by Dalrymple, Theodore
• Nothing personal, William. Just the Tories' way with their leaders
  by Anderson, Bruce
• When its ideas are in, a party's out
  by Kelly, Richard
• They didn't dare
  by Morley, Sheridan
• Lessons in loving
  by de Lisle, Leanda
• More charming than a tank
  by Goodlad, Alastair
• miracle of survival, The
  by Gardam, Jane
• Islamic discovery
  by Moore, Susan
• Rural idyll
  by Taki
• Excellent fun in Papua New Guinea
  by Glazebrook, Philip
• Four-letter word
  by Fildes, Christopher
• Just looking
  by Gayford, Martin
• Childhood Chinese torture
  by Waugh, Teresa
• Ancient & modern
  by Jones, Peter
• Police warning
• Delicious potted duck
  by Barrow, Andrew
• Dickens and son
  by Rogers, Byron
• A great designer--but not of her own life
  by Woods, Vicki
• What Mr Hague mustn't do
• Food: Imperative cooking: Not a game
  by Anderson, Digby
• Sibley's Law shows where the money goes, but this time the banks choose a hedge
  by Fildes, Christopher
• Trimble I know, The
  by Edwards, Ruth Dudley
• Berlin: A City under wraps
  by Gayford, Martin
• Taking the whip to language
  by Annan, Gabriele
• Ancient & modern
  by Jones, Peter
• A sellers' market
  by Fildes, Christopher
• battle for Mr Mandelson's life, The
  by Taylor, Robert
• Getting to know you
  by Lambirth, Andrew
• Is nothing sacred?
  by Srodes, James
• Diary
  by Widdecombe, Ann
• High jinks and low jokes in never-land
  by Taylor, D J
• Hymn to a small town
  by Amory, Edward Heathcoat
• royal road of science, The
  by Appleyard, Bryan
• What dire effects from civil discords flow
  by Cooper, Keith
• Shocking practices
  by Kimball, Roger
• Blairing the issue
  by Kealey, Terence
• Both tribute and reckoning
  by Hubbard, Kate
• Buy martinis now
  by Fildes, Christopher
• A weary retread
  by Morley, Sheridan
• Tories who have woman trouble
  by Gunn, Sheila
• Yes, Goldilocks, there is a free lunch, but the bad news is that it's you
  by Fildes, Christopher
• bankers cry into each other's champagne and catch each other's colds, The
  by Fildes, Christopher
• Booted out
  by Fildes, Christopher
• Subcontinent of miracles
  by Shah, Tahir
• It's part of the culture
  by Delingpole, James
• This is the BBC news--and it confounds the beliefs of the marketing men
  by Glover, Stephen
• What was the author thinking of?
  by Taylor, D J
• waiting game, The
  by Amory, Edward Heathcoat
• Tout entiere erotique
  by Knox, Oliver
• Edward Heath I knew. Well, for one lunch, anyway, The
  by Johnson, Frank
• Fully paid-up conservative
  by Oborne, Peter

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