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Wednesday 23 May 2012

The Spectator on the iPad

The Spectator’s iPad edition is available for free to print subscribers, or can otherwise be accessed for £4.99 a month. Its digital pages are a perfect replica of the print magazine, with every single article, image and cartoon that you would find in a hard copy of The Spectator. To download the app from the iTunes store, just click here. It includes a number of free sample pages for non-subscribers.

The following pages in our 26 March 2011 issue can be viewed by non-subscribers:

p1   Cover: Revolution in the air    Anne Applebaum, Paul Kennedy,    Rod Liddle and Charles Moore on the    West’s uncertain Libyan mission
p3 Leader: Osborne can go further
p4-5 Contents
p7   Portrait of the week
p9    Diary: Gideon Rachman
p20-21 The Gorbachev files: Peter Stroilov
p32   Any other business: Martin Vander Weyer
p33       Books & Arts: opening page
p36   A grief ago: Anne Chisholm
p37    Glutton for punishment: Michael Jacobs
p44   Olden but golden: Charles Spencer
p45   Opera: Michael Tanner
p65 High life: Taki

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