The Wit of the "Spectator" by Christopher Howse

The Wit of the "Spectator" by Christopher Howse

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"The Spectator" is often suspected of being a high-minded publication, but this collection of its lighter moments shows another side. This collection includes pieces by William Deedes, Richard Ingrams, Auberon Waugh, and Jeffrey Bernard as well as cartoons by Michael Heath and David Austin.

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The Wit of the "Spectator" by Christopher Howse

"The Spectator" is often suspected of being a high-minded publication, but this collection of its lighter moments shows another side. This collection includes pieces by William Deedes, Richard Ingrams, Auberon Waugh, and Jeffrey Bernard as well as cartoons by Michael Heath and David Austin.
Christopher Howse is an assistant editor of The Daily Telegraph and a regular contributor to The Spectator and The Tablet. Among his bestselling books for Continuum are Prayers for This Life (2005) and The Assurance of Hope (2006). He is the author of How We Saw It: 150 years of The Daily Telegraph (2004).
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ISBN 13 9780712629034
ISBN 10 0712629033
Title The Wit of the "Spectator"
Author Christopher Howse
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Binding Type Hardback
Publisher Ebury Publishing
Year published 1989-09-14
Number of pages 240
Cover note Book picture is for illustrative purposes only, actual binding, cover or edition may vary.