Volume 46, Number 4 (Winter 2008)
Table of Contents
Editor’s Note: Remembering Russell Kirk
- Lost Causes and Gained Causes
by James E. Person Jr.
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Russell Kirk’s Legacy After 15 Years
- The Many Roots of American Order
by Lee Edwards
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- From Tradition to ‘Values Conservatism’
by Paul Gottfried
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A Sympathetic Critic’s View of Kirk’s Legacy
- The Sword of Education
by David G. Bonagura, Jr.
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- ‘And Therefore as Stranger Give It Welcome’
by R. Andrew Newman
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Russell Kirk’s Ghostly Fiction Invites Us to Embrace and Live the Mystery
- A Foreign Policy for (Probably Not Very Many) Americans
by John Willson
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- Heaven on Earth or Hell’s Dress Rehearsal
a review by Mark Kalthoff
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Isaac Newton’s Philosophy of Sacred Space and Sacred Time: An Essay on the History of an Idea
by Gregory Gillette
The Edwin Mellen Press (Lewiston, N.Y.)
119 pp., $99.95 cloth, 2007
- Despotism Justified
a review by Mattei Radu
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Russian Conservatism and Its Critics: A Study in Political Culture
by Richard Pipes.
Yale University Press (New Haven, Conn.)
216 pp., $30.00 cloth, 2006
- Toward a Conservative Conservation Movement
a review by Tobias J. Lanz
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Why Conservation Is Failing and How It Can Regain Ground
by Eric T. Freyfogle.
Yale University Press (New Haven, Conn.)
302 pp., $37.00 cloth, 2006
- Morality in History and Historiography
a review by Jason Ross
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Upon the Altar of the Nation: A Moral History of the American Civil War
by Harry S. Stout.
Viking Penguin (New York)
576 pp., $29.95 cloth, 2006
- Six Honest Serving-Men
a review by R. J. Stove
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The Information-Literate Historian: A Guide to Research for History Students
by Jenny L. Presnell.
Oxford University Press (New York City)
256 pp., $17.95 paper 2006
- A Formidable Conservative Mind
a review by Austin Bramwell
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Prophet of Innovation: Joseph Schumpeter and Creative Destruction
by Thomas K. McCraw.
Belknap Press (Cambridge, Mass.)
736 pp., $35 cloth, 2007
- A Patron Saint of Teachers
by James V. Schall, S.J.
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On Essays and Letters
- Books in Little
a review by The Editors
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Also in this Issue
- Is Life Worth Living?
- Essay by Russell Kirk