Winter 1993
Essays
- An Ordinary Parochial School–in the 1920s by Richard B. Hovey
- Capitalism and the Moral Basis of Social Order by Russell Kirk
- Enlightenment to Ideology by Gerhart Niemeyer
- Hegel and Classical Philosophy by Richard J. Bishirjian
- Memorabilia by Louise Dauner
- Prague Then and Now by Bradley C.S. Watson
- Public Schools and the Gnostic Impulse by G. Daniel Harden
- Ruskin’s Unto This Last (1862) by John W. Osborne
- Symbolic Cymbal Math by Douglas Gilbert
- The Consistency of Irving Babbitt by Milton Hindus
Reviews and Comments
- A History of Freedom: Fifty Years Too Late by Ewa M. Thompson
- A Pre-Presidential Life by Theodore Pappas
- Correspondence by Ernest Van Den Haag and Tibor R. Machan
- Krishna or Christ? by Owen A. Jones
- Notes on Contributors by Editors
- Oakeshott as Moralist by Paul Gottfried
- Questioning the Unquestionable by Merrill Matthews, Jr.
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