Spring 1964
- Art – And the First Rough Draft of Living by Kenneth Burke
- Liberty or Equality? by Phyllis Tate Holzer and Henry Mark Holzer
- On the Conservative Demonology by Eliseo Vivas
- Ramiro de Maeztu by Francis G. Wilson
- The Double Standard by Editors
- The Image of Culture by Richard M. Weaver
- The Planners and the Planned by Ernest van den Haag
- Weasel Word-Groups – 1964 Style by Mario Pei
Reviews
- A Sword of Song by Garry Wills
- An Unfortunate, Disorderly, Destructive Occurrence by Arthur Kemp
- Contemporary Germany by Norbert Muhlen
- History as Nightmare by Stephen Tonsor
- Marshall: Man and Myth by Chesly Manly
- More American Dilemmas by J. M. Lalley
- Problems of the Group by J. Daniel Mahoney
- T.S. Eliot:: A Revaluation by Larry Rubin
- The Faces of Freedom by Stanley Parry
- The Psychology of Limit by C. P. Ives
- Vivas on Aesthetics by Ralph J. Mills, Jr.
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