Summer 1992
Essays
- 1789: Dream and Reality by Tage Lindbom
- Modern Age Thirty-Five Years Later by Editors
- Moral Passion and Discovery in Joseph Conrad by Chull Wang
- Political Philosophy and the Unwritten Constitution by Claes G. Ryn
- Romance (a short story) by Antonia Warren
Burke Studies
- Edmund Burke, Karl Marx, and the Contemporary Third World by Daniel J. O’Neil
- Samuel Johnson’s The Rambler and Edmund Burke’s Reflections by Daniel E. Ritchie
- The Case for Edmund Burke’s Metaphysics by Joseph Pappin III
Reviews and Comments
- On Enlightenment and Revolutionary Ideology by Steven Blakemore
- Starting Over at the Beginning by Marion Montgomery
- The Invisible Foundation of the Visible by Jan Marejko
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