Summer 1996
Essays
- Breakfast at Flannery’s by Lamar York
- My Mother’s Victorian Face A Short Story by Antonia Warren
- Of Rights and Duties by Paul Grimley Kuntz
- Russell Kirk by Henry Regnery
- They Are Legion by Robert A. Herrera
- W. R. Inge by Anthony Harrigan
- William Dean Howells by Carl Guldager
Book Reviews
- Art and the Natural World by Mark Christhilf
- Dialogic Tensions by John M. Vella
- Irving Babbitt and Richard Weaver by George A. Panichas
- The Children of Faust by Wayne Allen
- The Theology of the Household by Virginia L. Arbery
Miscellany
- Communion by Louis M. Abbey
- Notes on Contributors by Editors
- Words on the Wise From Isaiah Berlin A Commentary by Philip Brantingham
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