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Most populargo to the complete list »October 2008Volume 27, Number 2Notes & comments On the couple executed for treason in 1953. On the newly announced successor to Philippe de Montebello. Features Hazlitt's philocaption: a very child in love On the writer's "inordinate love for another." On the great prime minister's relationships with David Lloyd George and with Gandhi. On Ernest William Barnes, the Anglican Bishop of Birmingham. October 2008Volume 27, Number 2Departments Poems Letter from Europe Theater by Brooke Allen On Hair at the Delacorte Theater, Noël Coward in Two Keys at the Berkshire Theater Festival, and Buffalo Gal at Primary Stages. Art by Karen Wilkin On "Giorgio Morandi, 1890–1964” at the Metropolitan Museum of Art. On "Wyndham Lewis Portraits" at the National Portrait Gallery, London. by James Panero On "The Etchings of Giorgio Morandi" at Pace Master Prints, New York, and "Giorgio Morandi: Paintings and Works on Paper" at Lucas Schoormans Gallery, New York. Music The Media by James Bowman On the Republican vice-presidential candidate and the feminists. Notebook by Ben Downing Remembering the Persian expatriate and London editor of the Paris Review. October 2008Volume 27, Number 2Books
on Blood and Rage: A Cultural History of Terrorism by Michael Burleigh reviewed by Andrew Stuttaford
on The Dumbest Generation: How the Digital Age Stupefies Young Americans and Jeopardizes Our Future (Or, Don't Trust Anyone Under 30) by Mark Bauerlein reviewed by Liam Julian
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