It is often said that the age of letter-writing ispast. This forecast seems to me premature. Ihave edited three volumes of letters, in eachcase by writers labelled (though not by me)as ‘the last of their kind’. Yet here is anotherone, and I feel confident that more will follow. Few now write letters, but those whostill do tend to take care what they write.And
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