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Is There a Case for Strategic Disengagement?

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The New Humanism in Its Time and After[br]J. David Hoeveler, Jr., [i]The New Humanism: A Critique of Modern America, 1900-1940[/i]

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On the Trail of Treason[br]William A. Rusher, [i]Special Counsel[/i]

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The Search for Purpose in American Foreign Policy

Lead-in: The present debate over ends and means in foreign policy is an inevitable culmination of the post–World War...

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A Masterpiece of Political Thought[br]James Bryce, [i]The American Commonwealth[/i]

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Donoso Cortés and the Meaning of Political Power

The study of politics demands a mind which is eminently practical. Intuiting the crisis in our own civilization,...

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American Conservatism and the Catholic Church

The relationship between the modern conservative movement and the Catholic Church in America is just now beginning to be...

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Conservatism Confronts the Welfare State

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Judges under Judgment[br]Joseph C. Goulden, [i]The Benchwarmers: The Private World of the Powerful Federal Judges[/i]

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