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Articles in Jul 5, 2008 issue of Spectator, The

• Hitting the mark
  by Berkmann, Marcus
• All you need to know about Wales
  by Rodgers, Byron
• Unarmed and dangerous
• Fading memories of the Raj in the tea gardens of Assam
  by Orange, Richard
• Criminally good
  by Hoggart, Simon
• Broken
  by O'Callaghan, Julie
• point about Russia, The
• A very English coup - and the end of our national church
  by Hobson, Theo
• Sober reflection
  by Clarke, Jeremy
• Getting to know the General
  by Schofield, Carey
• I blame those who worked with Brown, knew what he was really like, but stayed silent
  by PARRIS, MATTHEW
• Brown's security strategy is the worst of all worlds
  by Davis, David
• Outrage permitted
  by Kite, Melissa
• A world elsewhere
  by Bredin, Henrietta
• market favourite scapegoat, The
  by Fildes, Christopher
• A portrait of the artist as a tennis champion
  by Kite, Melissa
• Male preserve
  by Sennett, Richard
• Distinctly lacklustre
  by Lambirth, Andrew
• Vocation
  by O'Donoghue, Bernard
• Law Lords are right to resist the government, The
  by Lloyd, Lord
• Moving pictures
  by Torode, John
• Going for gold
  by Taki
• Wit and wisdom
  by Skidelsky, William
• Et tu, Scott? Bush's press aide turns on his boss
  by Forsyth, James
• NHS needs its Reformation, The
• Mighty Murray
  by ALTON, ROGER
• ARTS
• Mad, bad and incompetent
  by Cartwright, Justin
• Cummins unstuck
• DIARY
  by SMITH, PENNY
• Inspired and thrilling
  by Tanner, Michael
• Mr Gaunt's Class
  by Hancock, Philip
• I was starstruck by David Cameron
  by Berkoff, Steven
• Glasgow East is Brown's dirty little secret: a hideous, costly social experiment gone wrong
  by NELSON, FRASER
• ARTS
• Waves of geniality
  by Taylor, D J
• Deeply exposed
• SPECTATOR'S NOTES, THE
  by MOORE, CHARLES
• Here be monsters
  by Hoskin, Peter
• A keen sense of duty
  by de Lisle, Leanda
• Distinctions and likenesses
  by Hensher, Phillip
• How to get stabbed: you, too, can be knifed in a public
  by Liddle, Rod