Fall 1999
Essays
- Charles Maurras, Shaper of an Age by Thomas Molnar
- Connections by Robert Drake
- Irving Babbitt and Lin Yutang by A. Owen Aldridge
- Reaction to The Road to Serfdom by Richard A. Samuelson
- The “New Criticism” after Fifty Years by E. Catherine Dunn
- The Moral Center and America’s Future by George W. Carey
- The Road to Littleton an Editorial by George A. Panichas
- Thoughts on Modern Tourism by Paul Hollander
Book Reviews
- Illuminating Richard Weaver’s Ideas by John Attarian
- The Elegant Exiles by Carl Guldager
- The New Scientism by Jeremy Beer
- The True Meaning of the Bible by Peter E. Hodgson
- Versions of the Federalist by Kevin R. C. Gutzman
Comments
- Rationality and Western Culture by C. L. Corey
- Re-Constituting American Conservatism by Mark C. Henrie
Miscellany
- The Cardinal’s Song by V.P. Loggins
- The Rainbow by Louise Dauner
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