Winter 1975
- Educational Secularism by Robert Beum
- Gold, Monetary Crises, and a Free Society by Arthur Kemp
- Mrs. English by Robert Drake
- On Poetry by Ralph de Toledano
- Prosser Hall Frye by R. D. Stock
- Sacco and Vanzetti by Francis Russell
- The Wane of Property by C. P. Ives
Essays
- How Much Justice? by Ernest van den Haag
- Liberal Learning, Moral Worth, and Defecated Rationality by Russell Kirk
Reviews
- A Critical Communion by Robert D. Stock
- Imperial but Volatile by Felix Morley
- Man in a Comic Mask by Hugh Mercer Curtler
- Notes on Contributors by Editors
- Retreat from the Gospels by Edward J. Berbusse, S.J.
- The Imperial Penman by Clyde Wilson
- The Islands of the Damned by J. M. Lalley
- The Modernist Impasse by George A. Panichas
- The Politics of Defeat by Mario Pei
- The Recovery of the Past by C. P. Ives
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