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- Doing Pretty Good by Aileen S. Kraditor
- Equality by Charles S. Hyneman
- Grandma by Robert Drake
- The Neoconservatives by George W. Carey
- The New Natural Law and the Problem of Equality by Stephen Tonsor
- The Political Economy of Edmund Burke by Rod Preece
- Trade Union Power and the Law by Arthur Shenfield
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- A Modern Tocqueville by J. David Hoeveler, Jr.
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- Commentary and Rejoinder by Michael R. Berdinner
- Composer under Communism by Donald Pond
- Historian and Moral Witness by Anthony Kerrigan
- King Kung by Philip F. Lawler
- Loquacious Sphinx by Samuel T. Francis
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- Senior Citizen by C. P. Ives
- The Best of All Worlds by Thomas Molnar
- The Journey of the Magus by G.B. Tennyson
- TR by J. W. Cooke
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