Summer 1999
Essays
- Hans Morgenthau and Eric Voegelin on the Ethics of Modernity by Greg Russell
- Sans Metaphysics, Sans Beauty an Editorial by Jude P. Dougherty
- Sixty Years after the Nazi-Soviet Pact by Albert L. Weeks
- The Romanticism of Wilhelm Roepke by Ralph E. Ancil
- Time and Timeless by Gerald J. Russello
Book Reviews
- A Noble Spirit by John-Peter Pham
- A Reluctant Embrace of Restraint by Milton Birnbaum
- All the Kings by Jon Parrish Peede
- Correcting an Imbalance by Ian Crowe
- Freedom, Not Virtue by Bruce Frohnen
Miscellany
- No Monuments Are Safe by Louise Dauner
- The Catch by V.P. Loggins
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