Essay 7 August 2016
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The Return of Douglas MacArthur
Francis P. Sempa
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Sempa surveys several recent books showing a revival of interest in the life, career, and wisdom of General Douglas MacArthur.
Review 7 August 2016
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A Madisonian Lament
John C. Chalberg
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A Republic No More: Big Government and the Rise of American Political Corruption
by Jay Cost.
Encounter Books, 2015.
Hardcover, 393 pages, $28.
Books in Little 4 August 2016
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Books in Little: The Effort of Mystery
Ashlee Cowles
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The Operation of Grace: Further Essays on Art, Faith, and Mystery
by Gregory Wolfe.
Cascade Books, 2016.
Paperback, 224 pages, $25.
Review 31 July 2016
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The Habsburgs, a Reconsideration
William Anthony Hay
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The Habsburg Empire: A New History
by Pieter M. Judson.
Belknap Press, 2016.
Hardcover, 592 pages, $35.
Review 31 July 2016
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The Limits (and Misuse) of Air Power
Robert Huddleston
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The Bombers and the Bombed: Allied Air War Over Europe, 1940–1945.
By Richard Overy.
New York: Viking, 2013.
Paperback, 592 pages, $18.
Review 24 July 2016
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A Return to the Thought-Murders
Eve Tushnet
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Ravelstein,
by Saul Bellow.
Viking, 2000.
233 pages.
Review 24 July 2016
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Last Scholastic Standing
Ryan Shinkel
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Neo-Scholastic Essays
by Edward Feser.
St. Augustine’s Press, 2015.
Paperback, 392 pages, $26.
Review 17 July 2016
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Did the Burger Court Suffer from the ‘Greenhouse Effect?’
Stephen B. Presser
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The Burger Court and the Rise of the Judicial Right,
by Michael J. Graetz and Linda Greenhouse.
Simon and Schuster, 2016.
Hardcover, 468 pp., $30.
Review 10 July 2016
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A Partial Introduction to Black Conservatism
Chidike Okeem
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Black Conservatism: Essays in Intellectual and Political History
edited by Peter Eisenstadt.
Routledge, 2015.
Paperback, 328 pages, $55.
Books in Little 9 July 2016
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Books in Little: Notes towards the Restoration of a Nation in Crisis
James E. Person Jr.
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The Way Back: Restoring the Promise of America
by F. H. Buckley.
Encounter Books, 2016.
Hardcover, 359 pages, $28.
Essay 1 July 2016
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Notes from a Smaller, Freer Island
Derek Turner
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Novelist Derek Turner reflects on the Brexit vote and its causes, coalitions, and likely aftermath.
Review 26 June 2016
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Nobody Expects the Spanish Inquisition … to Be Explained Fairly
Gene Callahan
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Bearing False Witness: Debunking Centuries of Anti-Catholic History
by Rodney Stark.
Templeton Press, 2016.
Hardcover, 280 pages, $28.
Books in Little 26 June 2016
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Books in Little: The Myth of Islamic Spain
Karl C. Schaffenburg
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The Myth of the Andalusian Paradise: Muslims, Christians, and Jews under Islamic Rule in Medieval Spain
by Darío Fernández-Morera.
ISI Books, 2016.
Hardcover, 358 pages, $30.
Review 19 June 2016
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Burke in Full
Ian Crowe
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Empire and Revolution: The Political Life of Edmund Burke
by Richard Bourke.
Princeton University Press, 2015.
Hardcover, 1032 pages, $45.
The moral imagination is the principal possession that man does not share with the beasts. It is man’s power to perceive ethical truth, abiding law, in the seeming chaos of many events. Without the moral imagination, man would live merely day to day, or rather moment to moment, as dogs do. It is the strange faculty—inexplicable if men are assumed to have an animal nature only—of discerning greatness, justice, and order, beyond the bars of appetite and self-interest.
Russell Kirk, Enemies of the Permanent Things, 1969
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