Homage to the Spanish
Book review of The Spanish Holocaust by Paul Preston
Politics, Ideas and the Arts
Can We Ever Escape Him?
Book review of Hitler: A Short Biography by A.N. Wilson
The Empire is Still Evil
Book review of Deception: Spies, Lies and How Russia Dupes the West by Edward Lucas
Peace At Any Price
Book review of Peace, They Say by Jay Nordlinger
Capitalising on Human Capital
Book review of Capital by John Lanchester
Wise Beyond Her Years
Book review of The Innocents by Francesca Segal
Signs, Not Wonders
A retrospective of Damien Hirst’s work shows his skill as an aesthetic showman—but not as an artist
The Subject We’re Desperate to Avoid
Despite two shocking stories, the abortion debate has faded again
The Flowers Plucked Too Soon
The mystique surrounding those chess players who passed before their primes is best tipified in the mercurial Hungarian, Rudolf Charousek
A Voice of Pure Gold
Kathleen Ferrier's wonderful career was cut short by her death at 41 in 1953. Thankfully plenty of the contralto's songs were committed to vinyl
Time to Crunch the Numbers
'With only a couple of hundred fewer delegates than Romney, Santorum believes there's everything still to play for—especially in a race that has already had eight frontrunners'
Beware the Fausts of Neuroscience
Neuroscientists attempt to reduce the greatest aspects of human behaviour and existence to material Darwinism. We should be sceptical about their overblown claims