Letter:Who's vulgar now?

Dr.n.j.cooling

Monday 09 January 1995 00:02 GMT

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From Dr N. J. Cooling Sir: Lord Charteris thinks the Duchess of York is vulgar. Many people think it is the height of vulgarity for a superannuated courtier to criticise a lady who is not in a position to defend herself. The views of a practised vulgarian, such as Lord Charteris, are of no consequence in our modern society, and they should be met with the indifference and contempt they richly deserve.

Yours faithfully, NICK COOLING Consultant Psychiatrist Altrincham Priory Hospital Altrincham, Cheshire 6 January

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