Volume 44, Number 4 (Fall 2006)
Table of Contents
Editor’s Note: Our Neighbors and the Ground Beneath Us
- Plucking Out the Heart of Shakespeare’s Mystery
a review by 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.
- The Odds According to Whom?
a review by 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.
- Mr. Shakespeare’s Plays
by James V. Schall, S.J.
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On Essays and Letters
- Frights and Chills, Intelligently Rendered
a review by R. Andrew Newman
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Acquainted With the Night
edited by Barbara Roden and Christopher
Roden.
Ash-Tree Press (British Columbia, Canada), 384 pp.,
$48.50 cloth; $26.00 paper, 2004.
- Edmund Burke: Tradition, Liberty, Empire
a review by Kenneth E. Moore
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Foreign Affections: Essays On Edmund Burke
by Seamus Deane.
University of Notre Dame Press (Notre
Dame, Indiana), 216 pp., $30.00 paper. 2005.
- A Cautionary Note on the Ghostly Tale
by Russell Kirk
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- The Art of Flannery O’Connor
a review by Michael M. Jordan
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Flannery
O’Connor and the Christ-Haunted South
by Ralph C. Wood.
William B. Eerdmans (Grand Rapids, Michigan) 265 pp., $22.00
cloth, 2004.
The
Incarnational Art of Flannery O’Connor
by Christina Bieber Lake.
Mercer University Press (Macon,
Georgia) 243 pp., $35.00 cloth, 2005.
- Parliamentary Men, Then and Now
a review by Robert G. Ingram
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William Pitt the Younger: A Biography
by William Hague.
Knopf (New York), 556 pp., $35.00 cloth, 2005.
- A Celebration of Conservative Politics in France
a review by Thierry Giaccardi
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Bibliographie générale des droites françaises
edited by Alan de Benoist.
Dualpha (France), Four volume set, 736 pp. cloth, 2005.
- The Rebirth of Russian Conservatism
a review by Ethan Alexander-Davey
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What We Fought For and Whom We Fought With
by Natalia A. Narochnitskaya.
Minuvshee (Moscow), 80 pp., cloth, 2005.
Russia and Russians in World History
by Natalia A. Narochnitskaya.
Mezhdunarodnye Otnosheniya (Moscow), 536 pp., cloth, 2004.
Orthodox Civilization in a Global World
by Aleksandr S. Panarin.
Algoritm (Moscow), 544 pp., cloth, 2003.
- Memoir of a Moral Farmer-Philosopher
a review by Robert C. Cheeks
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News From Somewhere: On Settling
by Roger Scruton.
Continuum (London and New York), 192
pp., $13.33 paper, 2006.
- Shakespeare for Our Time
a review by Jeffrey Cain
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Will in the World: How Shakespeare Became Shakespeare
by
Stephen Greenblatt.
W. W. Norton (New York), 384 pp.,
$26.95 cloth, 2004; $14.95 paper, 2005.
- Books in Little
a review by the Editors
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