From the NS archive: Graves Supérieur
21 September 1940: Stephen Spender reviews Robert Graves, whose poems he declares “always remarkable, often beautiful”, though “warped and weather-beaten”.
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From the NS archive: Right whales
12 January 1918: An appreciation of the evolutionary wonder of the right whale, a long-lived, dumb, peace-loving creature – too gentle to survive man's…
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From the NS archive: Mr Eliot’s poems
20 February 1926: Only those unfortunate persons who are incapable of reading poetry can resist TS Eliot’s rhythms.
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From the NS archive: The great football racket
26 November 1960: Practical suggestions to help the corrupt and failing game back on its feet.
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From the NS archive: The Democratic convention
27 July 1940: On Franklin D Roosevelt's chances of winning a third presidential term.
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From the NS archive: The bush fire
5 September 1959: Pioneer life, battles with nature, and the new world of the 19th century.
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From the NS archive: On the Spanish front
3 October 1936: Snapshots from a communist journalist turned republican soldier in the Spanish Civil War.
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From the NS archive: The Bolshevik Revolution
15 December 1917: The people of Petrograd have become used to the firing, the taking of government buildings, the looting,…
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