Spring 1999
Essays
- Conservatism and the Ideology of “Growth” by John R. E. Bliese
- Medicine, Morals, and Public Policy by Thomas M. Wilson
- Remembering Who M.E. Bradford Is by Marion Montgomery
- Tensional Language by Charles W. Burchfield
Book Reviews
- A Liberal Wolf in Communal Clothing by Bradley C.S. Watson
- After Technocracy and Postmodernism by James Kalb
- On Natural Law and Natural Rights by Ralph M. McInerny
- Textualism and Reason by Gregory J. Sullivan
- The Order of Time by Caryl Johnston
Miscellany
- Cages by Barbara Mae Christy
- Index to Volume 40 by Editors
- My American Heritage Comments by Glenn N. Schram
Reconsiderations
- Gilbert Murray by David P. Kubiak
- Socrates Today by Mordecai Roshwald
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