Winter 1994
Essays
- An Imaginary Edmund Burke by Peter J. Stanlis
- C. E. M. Joad’s Decadence and the New Barbarian by Edward T. Miles
- Considerable Emphasis on Decorum Caroline Gordon and the Abyss by Virginia L. Arbery
- For Mr. Tate by Samuel Hux
- The Breakdown of Authority and the End of Community by Wayne Allen
- Thomas Pangle and the Problems of a Straussian Founding by Mark C. Henrie
Reviews
- Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn: Hero of the Spirit by George A. Panichas
- Coping with the Loss of Political Faith by Paul Hollander
- Explanations Analyzed by Grant Morrison
- Notes on Contributors by Editors
- Russell Kirk: The Scrimmage of Appetite by Robert Champ
- Victims on the March by John Attarian
- Vintage Chamberlain by William H. Peterson
Short Story
- The Little Jewish Lady by Robert Drake
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