The Chap's Feb-Mar 2011 issue goes great guns on the topic of revolution:
* Subcomandante Marcos - who is this mysterious, balaclava-clad, pipe-smoking revolutionary, in hiding in the mountains of Mexico for the last ten years?
* Our Man in Mexico, Adrian Peel, tracks down Subcomandante Marcos's right-hand man, Bishop Samuel Ruiz - who sadly died not long after the interview
* The history of the Morning Coat and the Last Word on how to dress for a wedding
* Pandora Pitstop looks at the lives and times of 19th century courtesans
* Michael ''Atters'' Attree on the lover's moustache
* Burlesque diva Lady Alex reveals herself for the Chap Questionnaire
* Arbuthnot & Slipper lay out their plans for the Royal Wedding, plus a few insights into the dress code
* Smoking - the tragic story of Dunhill's disappearing tobaccos - and the happy ending
* Neil J Ridley attempts to revitalise the reputation of sherry
* The Chap Questionnaire: Mr. B the Gentleman Rhymer
* Robert Chilcott's top three films about marriage: High Society, Scenes from a Marriage and The Family Way
* Fleur de Guerre attends the Anarcho-Dandyist Ball and White Mischief
* Plus: the Sartoracle, Am I Chap?, the fashion faux-pas of royal wedding guests and the chap-hop ''duel to the disco''
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