After the devastation of the Great War, calls rose for a new economic and social system, and to put the wisdom of our forebears behind us.

After one of the worst outrages in modern British history, Winston Churchill stood up in the House of Commons to label the Amritsar Massacre an act of terrorism.

Milne felt that chess was a game deserving of its place in the gallery of sports, but also that it had a drawback.

A. A. Milne warns that marketing cricket to people who don’t like the game must not spoil it for those who do.

A. A. Milne analyses the popularity of golf, and decides that it’s good to be bad.

Richard Hannay tracks a German spy down to a French château, but Hannay’s sense of fair play gives his enemy a chance.