Winter 1998
Essays
- Choose Life by Anne Husted Burleigh
- Conservatives as a Creative Minority by Stephen Tonsor
- Economics and the Eirenic Mind by William F. Campbell
- Liberty by Mordecai Roshwald
- Modern Age by George A. Panichas
- On Restoring Popular Self-Government by George W. Carey
- Peril or Progress? Interpreting Changes in Family Lif by Bryce J. Christensen
- Russell Kirk’s Political Economy by John Attarian
- The Failure of American Community by Mark Christhilf
- The Heretical Remnant and Modernist Religion by Marion Montgomery
- The Icelandic Sagas and Social Order by James Kalb
- The Prisoners A Short Story by Antonia Warren
- Truth as a Democratic Project by James V. Schall
Book Reviews
- A Masterpiece of Political Thought by Mark G. Malvasi
- The Truth of Whittaker Chambers by Milton Hindus
- The Well-Wrought Critic by Stephen Gurney
Miscellany
- Springtime by William F. Rickenbacker
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