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Notes & comments: September 2005.(British history, culture)(Editorial)
"Oh, to be in England ..."
We know what Robert Browning meant. We have long wished that The New Criterion were more readily available in England. Nor are we alone. Writing recently in The Claremont Review, the historian Paul Johnson observed that "One of the cultural treasures Britain lacks, and America happily possesses, is the monthly review New Criterion." We are pleased to report that the lack Mr. Johnson lamented is about to be filled. Beginning this autumn, The New Criterion will be available at select bookstores and newsstands in Great Britain.
To celebrate this happy event, we have assembled in this issue a special section on British cultural and ...
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...to start a new monthly, The New Criterion. The reason? "'The real reason...providing such a voice that The New Criterion has been created." What Kramer communicated to his staff at The New Criterion (the original Criterion was...
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THE NEW CRITERION READER. The First Five Years, edited...the five-year-old journal, The New Criterion, it is Hilton Kramer's comment...Not all the contributors to The New Criterion share this view; some in fact...
