The Tragic Disgracing Of A Good German
All Edgar Speyer’s good works could not save him amid the hysteria of the First World War
Politics, Ideas and the Arts
Did Burke Betray The Cause Of Liberty?
The Everyman edition of Burke's writings shows off the full range of his achievements
The Prime And Vigour Of His Life
The final volume of Burke's writings proves we are living in a golden age of Burke scholarship
Brave Old Worlds
Two recently reissued novels by Aldous Huxley confront the reader with stark metaphysical truths
Not Pi In The Sky After All
An Indian genius had little formal education but his findings astounded Cambridge mathematicians
Baffle Us — But Don’t Bore Us
Conceptualism was briefly a vital response to commercialism in modern art. Then it ran out of ideas
Osbert Lancaster
Skewering social stereotypes through interior decor
Heart Of Darkness By The Thames
An epic journey through 21st century London
Even Men Of Ideas Are Mortal
The philosopher Bryan Magee offers up his ultimate philosophical reflections
An Editor Ahead Of His Time
David Astor was the man who made the Observer the most popular Sunday paper of its time
Not Too Tricky To Be Ike’s Veep
The President And The Apprentice is an intriguingly contrarian retelling of the story of Nixon and the Eisenhower presidency
Clearing The Fog Of War
Tim Judah's In Wartime provides a first-hand picture of what is happening on the ground in Ukraine