Fall 2001
Essays
- Life in Babeldom an Editorial by George A. Panichas
- The Achievement of William Humphrey a Reconsideration by Mark Royden Winchell
- The Conservative Pragmatism of Charles Peirce by Thomas Short
- The Swords of Imagination: Russell Kirk’s Battle with Modernity by Gleaves Whitney
- Who Was Francis Lieber? by Bradley C.S. Watson
Books
- John Adams and the Spirit of America by Michiel Visser
Book Reviews
- Burke’s Enduring Significance by Ian Crowe
- Communist Illusion and Scourge by Albert L. Weeks
- Fair-Minded Criticism by Martin Nemoianu
- Mr. Tate in the Emperor’s Clothes by Jon Parrish Peede
- On Contemporary Politics by Paul Gottfried
- The Worst of Times by Carl Guldager
Comments
- Clearing the Misty Celtic Fog by Patrick J. Walsh
- Johann Wolfgang Goethe-Professional Writer by Philip Brantingham
- Lost Habitations by Anthony Harrigan
- Unfair to Justice by Wallace Matson
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