From the Oct 2002 Issue

Country Life

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On the Cornish Riviera

Andrew Powell discovers Cornwall's brand-new seaside chic. Read More
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Country-House Hotels

Lyn Middlehurst had no time for peeling paint or worn furniture, but instead went in search of style, comfort, and the authentic experience. Here's what she found. Read More
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Eight Keys to the Kingdom

Sophy Roberts goes in search of the perfect house to rent. What she finds is everything from stately Scottish castle to cozy cottage in the Cotswolds. Read More

Dispatch

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A Matter of Taste

What is it about the British that makes them so . . . well, British? Lucia van der Post considers Marmite, corgis, even the Queen's handbags. Read More

Black Book

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London: Bloomsbury to Hampstead

A private club, vegetarian eats and yoga Read More

London: Clerkenwell to Canary Wharf and South Bank

Museums, coats of arms, and traffic alternatives Read More

London: Knightsbridge to Chelsea

Hats, furniture and interior design Read More

London: Mayfair and St. James's

Dover sole, wine and a men's spa Read More

London: Notting Hill to Fulham

Fish & chips, vintage fashion and hotel apartments Read More

London: Soho to Holborn

The Opera, cheese and pubs

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Culture Watch

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The Entertainers

British theater is not all knights and dames. Theater critic Michael Billington handicaps the best young talent (and where to find it) this season. Read More

Food

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What's So Haute About Ludlow?

R.W. Apple Jr. finds gastronomic bliss in Shropshire's thriving Michelin kitchens Read More

Golf

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The Best New Course in Scotland

Just two years old and near St. Andrews, Kingsbarns is a raw, rugged, and brilliantly designed links with gaping pot bunkers and sweeping sand dunes. Read More

The Collector

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The Old—and New—Curiosity Shops

The quality of the London art and antiques market is still the best in the world. Martin Filler reveals his favorite places to acquire that perfect objet d'art. Read More

Travel

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The Insiders

Opening night for the toughest ticket in town? A wind-swept castle overlooking Scotland's most romantic loch this weekend? Not a problem—if you know the right people. Read More

Edinburgh and Glasgow Travel Guide

There's been a trading of personalities between the two cities Read More

Sport

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The Ultimate Sportsman's Guide

From salmon fishing in Scotland to foxhunting in Leicestershire, British sport remains in a class by itself. Andrew Powell hunts down the best outings in the land. Read More

Features

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How to Dress Like a Gentleman

Two men, two looks—do you see yourself as the conservative Savile Row type . . . or more of a modern-day dandy? Read More

You Tell Us

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Kid-Friendly Connaught

Perfection in Venice

Cuisine a L'Anglaise

Peninsula in Manhattan

A Separate Peace

Sour Gripes

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