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Articles in Nov 23, 2002 issue of Spectator, The

• Raymond Carr
  by Carr, Raymond
• Jan Ridley
  by Ridley, Jane
• Wine club correction
• Featuring in the Gordon and Prudence Show: An economy held up on sky-hooks
  by Fildes, Christopher
• Banned wagon
  by Clark, Ross
• Prince Charles should be allowed to take his pick from rows of dancing debutantes in G-strings
  by Parris, Matthew
• A country to die for
  by Colvin, John
• Exmoor mobilised
  by Moore, Charles
• Spectator wine club
  by Hoggart, Simon
• Mr Blair looks nice and talks Tory, but is presiding over a vast increase in state power
  by Gimson, Andrew
• Distressed gentlefolk and daisy chains are the city's cause for concern
  by Fildes, Christopher
• Christopher Howse
  by Howse, Christopher
• gate lodge to the big house, The
  by McEwen, John
• Hogwarts report
  by Johnson, Rachel
• Call to account
  by Fildes, Christopher
• Why does downing street encourage dirty Des? Because he threathens the Daily Mail
  by Glover, Stephen
• Feeling insecure
  by Taki
• What manners?
  by Taki
• Drippy heroes
  by Delingpole, James
• Truly masterful
  by Eyres, Harry
• man who hated being typecast - and was, The
  by Cecil, Jonathan
• Matchless in his elegance
  by Henderson, Michael
• Is it curtains for the theatre?
  by Young, Toby
• George W. has learned it, Gordon Brown is learning: Governments can always get through money
  by Fildes, Christopher
• Letters
• Shame, set and match
  by Henderson, Michael
• A feminist upbringing is fine - if you want to become an engineer or chairman of the Tory party
  by Johnson, Frank
• Back to British basics
  by Ray, Jonathan
• Why can't the English be more like the French?
  by Hannan, Daniel
• Sensitive to the drama of light
  by Gayford, Martin
• Too mediaeval by half
  by Wright, Thomas
• Gosse the father
  by Gardam, Jane
• Jan Morris
  by Morris, Jan
• Ancient & modern
  by Jones, Peter
• How Blair has betrayed us
  by Byrnes, Sholto
• Diary
  by Evans, Lloyd
• Falstaff in a wig and gown
  by Wall, Alan
• Animal behaviour
  by Taki
• A damned dark dozen
  by Phipps, Sam
• long, hopeful journey with many changes, The
  by Annan, Gabriele
• What's worse than a hawk? A dove
  by Hume, Mick
• Diary
  by Gross, Miriam
• Banned wagon
  by Clark, Ross
• Jonathan Sumption
  by Sumption, Jonathan
• Stooping to conquer
  by Thomson, Ian
• Billionaires' benidorm
  by Broughton, Philip Delves
• Painting for pleasure
  by Gascoigne, Laura
• Cooking - the books
  by Pownall, Elfreda
• New figures in our national story
  by Stewart, Graham
• Point counter-point
  by Noel, James
• surreal road to God, The
  by Hendry, Diana
• Dead cool
  by Clarke, Jeremy
• Brewer's coup
  by Bruce, Robert
• Portillo approaches the Tory party as a joyrider approaches someone else's car
  by Gimson, Andrew
• Deconstruction, not demolition
  by Chisholm, Kate
• Rome ruined
  by Cresswell-Turner, Sebastian
• Happy families
  by Clarke, Jeremy
• Farewell Adolph Green
  by Steyn, Mark
• From arson to altruism
  by Thomson, Ian
• incomparable and inexplicable, The
  by Glendinning, Victoria
• Alan Judd
  by Judd, Alan
• Letters
• Freedom for the South-east!
  by Denham, Mike
• China is a fascist country
  by Becker, Jasper
• man who might have stopped Hilter, The
  by Gimson, Andrew
• Hugh Lawson Tancred
  by Tancred, Hugh Lawson
• All change
  by Tanner, Michael
• Growing up the hard way
  by Richmond, Theo
• ... and truncheons and snowdrops
  by Keen, Mary
• In the last five years half a million AB readers have deserted the broadsheets. Why?
  by Glover, Stephen
• John Mortimer
  by Mortimer, John
• Anita Brookner
  by Brookner, Anita
• Tarnished night
  by Tanner, Michael
• Tweaking the law
  by Fildes, Christopher
• Ancient and Modern
  by Jones, Peter
• Poor, proud Prescott will soon be hauled off to the knacker's yard
  by Oborne, Peter
• Letters
• Nature's freaks
  by Wyatt, Petronella
• Knussen revealed
  by Holloway, Robin
• In their own words
  by Moore, Charlotte

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