Spring 1997
Essays
- Christian Principles and Public Life by T. William Boxx
- Embracing Modernity: The Conservatism of Hayek and Polanyi by Thomas E. Lynch
- For Individual Rights by Tibor R. Machan
- Joseph Conrad’s The Secret Agent as a Moral Tale by George A. Panichas
- Religious versus Humanist Anthropology by Thomas Molnar
Book Reviews
- A Steady Presence by Joseph M. Canfield
- Judge-Made Tyranny by John M. Vella
- Lords of Intellect–and Chaos by Marion Montgomery
- Millennial America by Kevin R. C. Gutzman
- The New Mann by Philip Brantingham
Miscellany
- Beyond the Pale A Commentary by Patrick J. Walsh
- The Migrants by Louise Dauner
- Thoughts on Autodidacticism A Commentary by John W. Osborne
Reconsiderations
- Eric Voegelin, Philosopher of Consciousness by Wayne Allen
- Vivas Revisited by Hugh Mercer Curtler
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