Review 18 March 2007
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The Odds According to Whom?
Joseph T. Stuart
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Intelligence
Was My Line: Inside Eisenhower’s Other
Command by Ralph Hauenstein and Donald Markle.
Hippocrene Books
(New York), 182 pp., $24.95 cloth, 2005.
Review 18 March 2007
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Plucking Out the Heart of Shakespeare’s Mystery
R. V. Young
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Shadowplay: The Hidden Beliefs and Coded Politics
of William Shakespeare
by Claire Asquith.
Public Affairs (New York), xviii + 348
pp., $26.00, cloth, 2005.
Editorial 18 March 2007
- Editor’s Note: Permanent Things Here and Abroad
Editorial 18 March 2007
- Editor’s Note: Current Problems and Eternal Questions
Editorial 18 March 2007
- Editor’s Note: Our Neighbors and the Ground Beneath Us
Review 18 March 2007
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History and the Moral Imagination
Russell Kirk
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Historical
Consciousness: The Remembered Past
by John Lukacs
Reprinted by Transaction Publishers (Library of Conservative Thought),
1994.
Review reprinted from The Sewanee Review,
Spring 1969, Volume LXXVII, Number 2.
Editorial 18 February 2007
- Editor’s Note: Change and Continuity
Essay
31 January 2006
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The Bach Moment
James V. Schall, S.J.
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On Essays and Letters
Review
31 January 2006
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Making Good Republicans
Stephen B. Presser
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The American Republic: Primary Sources
edited by Bruce Frohnen.
The Liberty Fund, Inc. (Indianapolis, Indiana), 752 pp., $25.00 cloth, $12.00 paper, 2002.
Review
31 January 2006
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Taking to Tolkien
Joseph Pearce
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A Hidden Presence: The Catholic Imagination of J. R. R. Tolkien Edited by Ian Boyd, C.S.B and Stratford Caldecott. The Chesterton Press (Seton Hall University, South Orange, New Jersey) 185 pp., $5.95 paper, 2003.
Review
31 January 2006
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John Jay: Man of Order, Justice, Freedom
John M. Pafford
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John Jay: Founding Father by Walter Stahr. Hambledon & London (London) 482 pp., $29.95 cloth, 2005.
Review
31 January 2006
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A Baptist Perspective on Tolkien’s Catholic Evangelism
Robert C. Koons
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The Gospel According to Tolkien by Ralph C. Wood Westminster/John Knox Press (Louisville, Kentucky), 169 pp., $14.95 paper, 2003.
Review
31 January 2006
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From Welch To Rand: Getting It, Buckley-Style
John C. Chalberg
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Getting It Right by William F. Buckley, Jr. Regnery Publishing, (Washington, D.C.) 311 pp., $24.95 cloth, 2003.
By 'the Permanent Things' [T. S. Eliot] meant those elements in the human condition that give us our nature, without which we are as the beasts that perish. They work upon us all in the sense that both they and we are bound up in that continuity of belief and institution called the great mysterious incorporation of the human race.
Russell Kirk
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