Fall 1959
Books
- Christian Letters by Richard M. Weaver
- School Plant, or Culture? by Russell Kirk
Books on the Schools
- Education: Does It Need a Tranquilizer or Major Surgery? by Mortimer Smith
Christian Scholarship
- A Case-Study for Conservatives by Raymond English
- Father Richard by William McCann
Cultural Burlesques
- Pluvial Education (PvE) by John L. Melton
- The Foodian Psycholysis by Soe Forth and W.S. Taylor
Humane Schooling
- American Education by Robert M. Davies
- Big Brother in Our High Schools by Maniciplum
- Our Public Schools by Samuel Shapiro
- The Decay of the Academy by R. P. Oliver
- The Liberal Arts by Arthur S. Trace, Jr.
Notes from Abroad
- Australian Politics by H. J. McNamara
- Catholics and the Market Economy by Daniel Villey
- The Artist and the Intellectual in Anglo-Saxonry and on the Continent by Erik von Kuehnelt-Leddihn
- The Hunters by Felix Stefanile
- The Sirens by Joseph P. Clancy
The Literature of Politics
- Index to Volume 3 by Editors
- Latin America and the Modern World by Kevin Corrigan
- Notes on Contributors by Editors
- The Burke Newsletter by Editors
- The Missionary and the Commissar by Stephen Tonsor
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