Summer 2000
Essays
- Ahistorical Histories by Udo Nattermann
- Balzac by Theodore A. Sumberg
- Evelyn Waugh’s ‘Helena’ Revisited by Lawrence Dugan
- Karl Lowith and Eric Voegelin on Christianity and History by Henrik Syse
- Robert Frost and Darwin’s Theory of Evolution Part Two by Peter J. Stanlis
- The Dust Is Still There… a Short Story by Beth Rowell McGinnis
- The Tyranny of Liberalism with an Editorial Note by James Kalb
- Tolerance by Jude P. Dougherty
Books
- Varieties of Conservatism by Barry Alan Shain
Book Reviews
- An Obsession with Contempt by Ian Crowe
- Confronting the Darkness of Enlightenment by T. John Jamieson
- The Agrarian Mood by Glenn C. Arbery
- Toward a Conservative Postmodernism by Robert P. Kraynak
Comments
- Elits, Community, and the Truth by Stephen Tonsor
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