To the Financial Times Paris correspondent in 1979, as cited in "The Goldsmith File", Financial Times Weekend (19/20 October 1996), p. 9. First part also cited by Andrew Rawnsley in "Hobby-horseman of the apocalypse" The Observer (20 July 1997), p. 4
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