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Spectator letters: India’s forgotten soldiers, James Delingpole’s happy father, and a defence of public relations

issue 23 August 2014

Worth the candle

Sir: I was saddened by Charles Moore’s account of the Westminster Abbey candlelit vigil marking the centenary of the start of the first world war (The Spectator’s Notes’, 9 August). At each of the four quarters of the Abbey (representing the four corners of the British Empire), he notes, there was one big candle and one dignitary assigned to snuff it out.

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