September 1995 Issue This is an incomplete listing of issue contents Jump to: Belles Lettres | General | Fiction | Classics Belles Lettres Roger Caldwell Misunderstood Artists Testaments Betrayed: An Essay in Nine Parts By Milan Kundera, Translated by Linda Asher LR General Simon Heffer He Won’t Convert Us Ruling Britannia By Andrew Marr LR Alan Shipman We Are All At Risk Plague's Progress: A Social History of Man and Disease By Arno Karlen LR Fiction Nicholas Shakespeare The Love Which Makes Us All Flow Together The Moor’s Last Sigh By Salman Rushdie LR Classics Peter Jones Hiding Your Arts The Art of Plato By R B Rutherford LR
Roger Caldwell Misunderstood Artists Testaments Betrayed: An Essay in Nine Parts By Milan Kundera, Translated by Linda Asher LR
Alan Shipman We Are All At Risk Plague's Progress: A Social History of Man and Disease By Arno Karlen LR
Nicholas Shakespeare The Love Which Makes Us All Flow Together The Moor’s Last Sigh By Salman Rushdie LR
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