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- A Grecian Trinity by Anne Husted Burleigh
- Conservatism’s Metaphysical Vision by T. John Jamieson
- Leo Ward by Jude P. Dougherty
- Likely Stories and Heroes by David Swickard
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- The Cold War of John Lukacs by Alan J. Levine
- The Road to Serfdom Forty Years Later by Steven Hayward
- Unrecommended Events by Editors
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- Crusade Against Standards by Charles D. Murphy
- Index to Volume 28 by Editors
- Moral and Political Foundations of Order by George W. Carey
- Notes on Contributors by Editors
- The Family Versus Modernity by James Patrick
- The Harmless Persuasion by Samuel T. Francis
- The Straussian Universe by Thomas Molnar
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