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Volume 47, Number 1 (Winter 2010)

Contents

Editor’s Note: A New Era for the Bookman

Review 5 April 2010
The Lesser of Evils: Democratic Capitalism Reconsidered
a review by Glen Austin Sproviero
Democratic Capitalism and Its Discontents by Brian C. Anderson. ISI Books (Wilmington, Del.) 225 pp., $25.00 paper, 2007
Review 5 April 2010
A Study of Two Masters of English Prose
a review by John P. Rossi
The Same Man: George Orwell & Evelyn Waugh in Love and War by David Lebedoff. Random House (New York) 264 pp., 2008
Review 5 April 2010
The First Thing We Do . . .
a review by Stephen B. Presser
Unrestrained: Judicial Excess and the Mind of the American Lawyer by Robert F. Nagel. Transaction Publishers (New Brunswick, N.J.) 148 pp., $39.95 cloth, 2008
Review 5 April 2010
To Renew and Rebuild Civilization
a review by James E. Person Jr.
Restoring the Meaning of Conservatism: Writings from Modern Age by George A. Panichas. ISI Books (Wilmington, Del.) 350 pp., $18.00 paper, 2008
Review 5 April 2010
The End of America as We Know It?
a review by Matthew A. Roberts
Immigration and the American Future by Chilton Williamson, Jr. Chronicles Press 307 pp., 2007
Review 5 April 2010
Knowing It All
a review by John C. Chalberg
Journals: 1952–2000 by Arthur M. Schlesinger, Jr., edited by Andrew Schlesinger and Stephen Schlesinger. The Penguin Press (New York) 894 pp., $40.00, 2007
Essay 5 April 2010
The Story of Carlton Hayes
by John Joseph Shanley
Review 5 April 2010
The Right’s Exit
a review by William Anthony Hay
Conservatism in America: Making Sense of the American Right by Paul Gottfried. Palgrave Macmillan (New York) 189 pp, $48.00, 2007
Review 5 April 2010
Dignity and the Law
a review by Richard Reinsch
In the Shadow of the Law by Kermit Roosevelt Straus & Giroux (New York) 384 pp, $24.00, 2005
Review 5 April 2010
Pianarchy
a review by R. J. Stove
After the Golden Age: Romantic Pianism and Modern Performance by Kenneth Hamilton. Oxford University Press (New York) 304 pp, $29.95, 2008
On Essays and Letters 5 April 2010
Safer in Minnesota
by James V. Schall, S.J.
On Essays and Letters
Review 5 April 2010
The High Achievement of Christopher Dawson
a review by Russell Kirk
A Historian and His Word: a Life of Christopher Dawson, 1889–1970 by Christina Scott. The Dynamic Character of Christian Culture: Essays on Dawsonian Themes edited by Peter J. Cataldo.
Review 5 April 2010
Books in Little
a review by The Editors

A culture is perennially in need of renewal. A culture does not survive and prosper merely by being taken for granted; active defense is always required, and imaginative growth, too.

Russell Kirk

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