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The New Statesman •ï¿½16 Years, 636 Issues, 10,982 Articles, 25,128pp
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- In at the Shallow End, p. 290
- Bored Enough to Riot, p. 291
- High Camp in Rhodesia, p. 292
- Grunwick through the Looking Glass, p. 293
- The Case for ITV-2, pp. 294-295
- The Alternative to ITV-2, pp. 296-297
- Nation Unto Nation?, p. 298
- Letters to Viewers, p. 299
- Misguided, p. 299
- Profile of Sir Charles Curran, pp. 300-301
- London Diary, p. 302
- People's Democratic Polo, p. 303
- Here and There, p. 304
- Letters to the Editor, pp. 305-306
- [+]Inside the Goldfish Bowl (Review) , p. 307The BBC, by Tom Burns
- The BBC by Tom Burns
- [+]That's What It's All About (Review) , p. 308New Words for Old, by Philip Howard
- New Words for Old by Philip Howard
- Poem Translated from a Foreign Language, p. 308
- [+]In the Fact (Review) , p. 309'Between Two Worlds', by Leslie A. Marchand and George Gordon Byron
- 'Between Two Worlds' by Leslie A. Marchand and George Gordon Byron
- [+]Good Boots (Review) , p. 310Inside Asquith's Cabinet, by Edward David
- Inside Asquith's Cabinet by Edward David
- [+]Rowse's Law (Review) , p. 310Their Finest Hour, by Glen St. J. Barclay
- Their Finest Hour by Glen St. J. Barclay
- [+]Not He (Review) , p. 311Beckett/Beckett, by Vivian Mercier
- Beckett/Beckett by Vivian Mercier
- [+]Hanging In (3 Reviews) , p. 312Home Free, by Dan Wakefield
- Edinburgh Festival, p. 313
- Television, p. 314
- [+]Films (Review) , p. 314The Fan, by Bob Randall
- The Fan by Bob Randall
- Cookery, p. 315
- Ballet, p. 315
- Weekend Competition, p. 316
- Chess and Crossword, pp. 317-320
September 2, 1977 Issue - 29 ArticlesBooks & Arts