From the NS archive: Rudyard Kipling
25 January 1936: The writer of empire in changing times.
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From the NS archive: Mr Belloc on the Holy Land
22 February 1936: Leonard Woolf on Hilaire Belloc’s The Battle Ground.
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From the NS archive: Fringe benefits
3 April 1992: New Town truths beyond the campaign profiles.
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From the NS archive: Whisky and sin
31 December 1960: I must be wary even to write about it or to join, however formally, in the ritual.
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From the NS archive: The future of Palestine
21 November 1914: The hopes of the Zionists have suddenly passed from an ideal into a matter of practical politics.
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From the NS archive: Intensely remembered ladies
25 July 1969: On Fanny Stevenson and Jane Austen, two women “mildly patronised by Henry James”.
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From the NS archive: Gordon Brown interview
19 April 1999: The chancellor talks Scotland, Europe and purse strings.
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From the NS archive: Mao Tse-tung
15 January 1949: The outside world is just beginning to understand the struggles between Chiang Kai-shek and Mao’s Communist Party.
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