The University Bookman

Table of Contents, Vol 44, No. 1 (Fall 2005)

Publisher’s Note | 3

Welcome and Farewells

Editors’ Note | 5

Change and Continuity

A Musical Century Revisited | 7

Voices in the Wilderness: Six American Neo-Romantic Composers,
by Walter Simmons
reviewed by Thomas F. Bertonneau

Making Good Republicans | 14

The American Republic: Primary Sources, edited by Bruce Frohnen
reviewed by Stephen B. Presser

America’s Protestant Roots in History and Theory | 17

Protestantism and the American Founding, edited by Michael Zuckert and Thomas Engeman
reviewed by Jason Ross

John Jay: man of order, justice, freedom | 24

John Jay: Founding Father, by Walter Stahr
reviewed by John M. Pafford

from welch to rand: getting it, buckley-style | 28

Getting It Right, by William F. Buckley, Jr.
reviewed by John C. Chalberg

A Baptist Perspective on Tolkien’s Catholic Evangelism | 34

The Gospel According to Tolkien, by Ralph C. Wood
reviewed by Robert C. Koons

taking to tolkien | 39

A Hidden Presence: The Catholic Imagination of J. R. R. Tolkien,
edited by Ian Boyd, C.S.B and Stratford Caldecott
reviewed by Joseph Pearce

Spilt Religion: Philip Pullman’s His Dark Materials | 43

His Dark Materials (complete trilogy), by Philip Pullman
reviewed by Craig Bernthal

a call to contemplatives | 47

The Church and the Land, by Fr. Vincent McNabb
reviewed by Cicero Bruce

the challenges of rebuilding russia:
forming new russian conservatism | 52

essay by Vladimir Zolotykh

On Essays and Letters | 57

“The Bach Moment”
by James V. Schall, S.J.

sowing the seeds of liberty | 61

Educating for Liberty: The First Half-Century of the Intercollegiate Studies Institute, by Lee Edwards
reviewed by James E. Person, Jr.

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