Spring 1960
- Letter to an Unconvinced Friend by Frank F. Kolbe
- Risk or Betrayal? The Crossroads of Western Policy by Gerhart Niemeyer
- The Flower Turned Lady by John Moffitt
- The Jefferson-Adams Letters as a Shrine and a Monument by Ezra Pound
- This and Other Issues by Editors
Book Reviews
- From Congressional to Presidential Government by Francis G. Wilson
- Notes on Contributors by Editors
- Sunrise at Campobello: Sundown at Yalta by Harry Elmer Barnes
- The Burke Newsletter by Editors
- The Question of Survival by J. Daniel Mahoney
- Two Russian Novelists by Milton Hindus
- What My Orphic Poets Sang by Nicholas Joost
Political Theory and Human Nature
- Conservatism and a Philosophy of Personality by Donald Atwell Zoll
- Theory in American Politics by James V. Schall
Story
- Business and the Plural Society by Theodore Levitt
- Piedmont Every Friday by Marie Chay
- The Concept of Democracy and John Dewey by Clarence B. Carson
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