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24 June 1934: “He loves me, he doesn't,” her mind repeated mechanically. Savagely she tore the flower petal by petal…

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9 November 1946: The defeat of Hitler did not also mean the defeat of British fascism.

By Norman Mackenzie

9 June 1978: The oil, coal and nuclear lobbies and the caution of the Civil Service are winning.

By David Ross

7 October 1994: Janet Malcolm’s The Silent Woman will be talked about for years to come.

By Bernard Crick

2 February 1952: If these armies have failed to destroy each other, they have not failed to destroy the country…

By Reginald Thompson

28 July 1928: Hyper-inflation and a hatred of France spell trouble ahead.

By Wayfarer

9 May 1959: The author on why “a true children’s writer… cannot help unconsciously teaching the things he believes in”.

By Enid Blyton

7 July 1923: As one watched the match, one took part in it with all one’s sinews.

By Anonymous