Summer 1974
- Burke and the Genetic Fallacy by Donald Atwell Zoll
- Heidenoslein by Felix Morley
- Henry James and the Idea of Culture in “The American Scene” by D.W. Sterner
- On Aesthetics and Jung by Eliseo Vivas
- That Other Patriarchy by M. E. Bradford
- The Conservatism of Frank Straus Meyer by John P. East
- The End of the Russian Revolution by Arnold Krammer
Essays
- Henry James and the Sense of the Past by Raymond Thorberg
Reviews
- A Plea for Procedures by C. P. Ives
- A Thesaurus of Wisdom by Haven Bradford Gow
- Apostle of Brinkmanship by Felix Morley
- De Gaulle at Close Hand by Brenton H. Smith
- God and the Philosopher by Hugh Mercer Curtler
- Notes on Contributors by Editors
- Science vs. Socialism by G. Paul Holman, Jr.
- South African Spectrum by Kurt Glaser
- The Heroic Muse by J. M. Lalley
- The Vlasov Phenomenon by G. Paul Holman, Jr.
- Voice in a Wilderness by George A. Panichas
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