September 1975 Issue, ENCOUNTER

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- Angels at the Ritz (story)
  William Trevor
  , pp. 3-12
- Poetry
  Elma Mitchell
  , p. 13
- An Open Letter
  Vaclav Havel
  , pp. 14-28
- Poetry
  R.S. Thomas
  , p. 29
- Column
  "R."
  , pp. 30-32
- Type of Mind
  F.A. Hayek
  , pp. 33-35
- Poetry
  Ted Hughes
  , p. 36
- Poetry
  Peter Porter
  , p. 37
- Samuel Beckett & the Art of Broadcasting
  Martin Esslin
  , pp. 38-45
- Poetry
  Edward Lowbury
  , p. 46
- Hope to Cyprus
  Desmond Stewart
  , pp. 47-50
- How "Dangerous" are the Crossman Diaries?
  Max Beloff
  , pp. 51-56
- A Reply to Solzhenitsyn
  Raymond Aron
  , pp. 57-59
- Joyce Le Pretexte
  Arnold Goldman
  , pp. 60-61
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  Fluid at the Centre (Review)
  J.I.M. Stewart
  , pp. 62-67
  Kipling: The Glass, the Shadow, and the Fire, by Philip Mason
  1. Kipling: The Glass, the Shadow, and the Fire by Philip Mason
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  Of Birds & Men (Review)
  H.J. Eysenck
  , pp. 68-70
  Animal Nature and Human Nature, by William H. Thorpe
  1. Animal Nature and Human Nature by William H. Thorpe
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  The Viet Nam Connection (6 Reviews)
  Clive Jordan
  , pp. 71-75
  Dog Soldiers, by Robert Stone
  1. Dog Soldiers by Robert Stone
  2. The Virtues of Hell by Pierre Boulle
  3. The Shadow Knows by Diane Johnson
  4. The Traveller and His Child by Gillian Tindall
  5. An Italian Delusion by Oliver Knox
  6. The Present by Gabriel Josipovici
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  Ways of Booming (3 Reviews)
  Douglas Dunn
  , pp. 76-79
  Sons of My Skin, by Peter Redgrove
  1. Sons of My Skin by Peter Redgrove
  2. Collected Poems, 1929-1974 by James Reeves
  3. The Lonely Suppers of W. V. Balloon by Christopher Middleton
- Poetry
  John Mole
  , p. 80
- Thinking About Hitler
  Joachim Fest
  , pp. 81-86
- Poetry
  Peter Redgrave
  , p. 87
- Letters, pp. 88-91
- Document
  Peter Simple
  , pp. 92-93
  Dr. Kiosk Speaks Again
- Document
  Lord Shawcross
  , pp. 94-95
  "Who Are the Masters Now?"
- Authors, pp. 96-98