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Articles in Jul 16, 2005 issue of Spectator, The

• Tory beauty contest is enough to bring on an attack of terminal revulsion, The
  by Heffer, Simon
• Knowing it all
  by Gross, Susanna
• A cruel twist of fate
  by Chancellor, Alexander
• SPECTATOR'S NOTES, THE
  by Moore, Charles
• LETTERS
• Sharing the pinnacle
  by Beloff, Michael
• Lernean debacle
  by Keene, Raymond
• A war of attrition
  by Judd, Alan
• LETTERS
• Back to the beginning
  by Lambirth, Andrew
• War and peace and Islam
  by Hobson, Theo
• From dumb to singing pictures
  by Feaver, William
• French have it, The
  by Lambirth, Andrew
• Heading for the 100
  by Oakley, Robin
• Left's war on Britishness, The
  by Browne, Anthony
• gospel according to Lukes, The
  by Bland, Christopher
• Weather, The
  by Chadwick, Charles
• Bleak brilliance
  by Hoggart, Simon
• A family affair
  by Clarke, Jeremy
• NORTHERN SHORES: A HISTORY OF THE BALTIC SEA AND ITS PEOPLES
  by Zamoyski, Adam
• SPECTATOR MINI-BAR OFFER
  by Hoggart, Simon
• Governments brushed these ideas aside until they fell over their feet
  by Fildes, Christopher
• This green and pleasant land
  by Lambirth, Andrew
• With not much help from Freud
  by Sergeant, Harriet
• Among the Siberian gentry
  by Mirsky, Jonathan
• An experiment in old acquaintance
  by Brookner, Anita
• Three men in a boat
  by Clarke, Jeremy
• Why not an Etonian for Prime Minister?
  by Woods, Vicki
• Mad, good and dangerous to know
  by Leith, Sam
• Are we wasting money on defence?
  by Robinson, Paul
• God-Monster of Hampstead, The
  by Mount, Ferdinand
• Prescott's drought
  by Liddle, Rod
• Hot property
  by Clark, Ross
• fake's progress, The
  by Durrant, Digby
• LETTERS
• Turning failures into heroes
  by Howard, Michael
• Slaughter of a masterpiece
  by Tanner, Michael
• SPECTATOR WINE CLUB
  by Hoggart, Simon
• Love at first sight
  by Keating, Frank
• Ministers propose but markets dispose - the wraps come off Project Rubicon
  by Fildes, Christopher
• Thankless children
  by Liddle, Rod
• A driven man
  by Vestey, Michael
• Jumping through hoops
  by Keating, Frank
• Compelling viewing
  by Hoggart, Simon
• From faintly weird to fiercely eccentric
  by Masters, Alexander
• A fantasist of the first order
  by Sattin, Anthony
• LETTERS
• DIARY
  by Jones, Dylan
• DEBS AT WAR
  by Dennison, Matthew
• Playing it safe
  by Taki
• DIARY
  by Kellaway, Lucy
• Chirac is right, and wrong
• curious case of the slashed horse, The
  by Smee, Sebastian
• Why won't anyone listen to my views on the distillation of seawater?
  by Parris, Matthew
• barbarians within the gates, The
  by Anderson, Digby
• Staying with the old firm
  by Fraser, Antonia
• Lord's prayer
  by Keating, Frank
• Don't be misled - the London bombs were a direct response to the Iraq war
  by Oborne, Peter
• Golden lads and girls
  by Raphael, Frederic
• PORTRAIT, THE
  by Massie, Allan
• Pleasure seeker
  by Clarke, Jeremy
• EDIFICE COMPLEX: HOW THE RICH AND POWERFUL CHANGE THE WORLD, THE
  by Flanders, Judith
• Don't treat us like fools
  by Liddle, Rod
• For the people
  by Harrod, Tanya
• A nation wobbles
  by Wolff, Michael
• SPECTATOR MINI-BAR OFFER
  by Hoggart, Simon
• That colossal wreck
  by Salisbury, Robert
• Fashion stakes
  by Oakley, Robin
• Ancient & modern
  by Jones, Peter
• LETTERS
• Trouble at club
  by Taki
• Python's Life of Mohammed
• Why Aussies are rooting for the Poms
  by Price, Matt
• What's extremist about Islam that is not extremist about Christianity?
  by Parris, Matthew
• Topless fantasies
  by Judd, Alan
• NORFOLK
  by Hitchcock, Tim
• Vintage Wagner
  by Holloway, Robin
• Comes the blind fury
  by Leith, William
• Beating Botvinnik
  by Keene, Raymond
• XI plus extra man

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