Winter 1961
- America’s Image Abroad by Clare Boothe Luce
- De Gaulle by Thomas Molnar
- Liberty, Equality, and Democracy by Labib Zuwiyya-Yamak
- Lord Acton by Richard M. Weaver
- Mr. Dallin among the Scholars by Editors
- The Life and Death of Orpheus by Robert Beum
- The New Class in Russia by David J. Dallin
- The Segregation that Is Needed by Marion Montgomery
- The Skaters by Richard Kelly
- Understanding the Ruble by Robert V. Jones
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- Burke and His Native Land by Ross J. S. Hoffman
- D. H. Lawrence and the Artist as Cartographer by Dean Peerman
- Dr. Johnson’s Politics by John A. Rycenga
- Invocation of the Muse by Reginald L. Cook
- Lifting the Historical Blackout by Harry Elmer Barnes
- Notes on Contributors by Editors
- Order and Modernity by Walter Sullivan
- Sonic Broomstick by Bernice Ames
- The Burke Newsletter No. 7 by Editors
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