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Spring 2003 Issue - 26 ArticlesEditorial
- Hail, Columbia
Charles R. Kesler
, p. 3 Books
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Soldiers, Statesmen, and Victory (Review) Angelo M. Codevilla
, pp. 4-6 Supreme Command, by Eliot A. Cohen
- Supreme Command by Eliot A. Cohen
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Going South (2 Reviews) Andrew E. Busch
, pp. 7-8 The Rise of Southern Republicans, by Earl Black and Merle Black
- The Rise of Southern Republicans by Earl Black and Merle Black
- Crashing the Party by Ralph Nader
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The President and the Professors (Review) John J. Pitney, Jr.
, p. 9 Intellectuals and the American Presidency, by Tevi Troy
- Intellectuals and the American Presidency by Tevi Troy
Essay
- American Conservatism and the Present Crisis
Harry V. Jaffa
, pp. 10-11 Restoring conservatism to first principles.
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The Genteel Abolitionist (Review) James R. Stoner
, pp. 12-13 Natural Rights and the Right to Choose, by Hadley Arkes
- Natural Rights and the Right to Choose by Hadley Arkes
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The Clone Wars (Review) Glenn Ellmers
, p. 14 The Future is Now, by William Kristol and Eric Cohen
- The Future is Now by William Kristol and Eric Cohen
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Poetic Justice (Review) Catherine Zuckert
, pp. 15-16 Battle-Pieces and Aspects of the War, by Herman Melville, Richard H. Cox, and Paul M. D...
- Battle-Pieces and Aspects of the War by Herman Melville, Richard H. Cox, and Paul M. Dowling, ...
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Journalism with a Hammer (Review) Ben Boychuk
, pp. 17-18 The Skeptic, by Terry Teachout
- The Skeptic by Terry Teachout
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Wilson's World (Review) Patrick J. Garrity
, pp. 19-20 The Ideas that Conquered the World, by Michael Mandelbaum
- The Ideas that Conquered the World by Michael Mandelbaum
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Doing What We Can (Review) S. Paul Kapur
, p. 21 The New Killing Fields, by Nicolaus Mills, Kira Brunner, and Michael Walzer, ...
- The New Killing Fields by Nicolaus Mills, Kira Brunner, and Michael Walzer, ...
Essay
- Confusion and Power
Angelo M. Codevilla
, pp. 22-24 A time for bold words and bolder deeds.
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Shooting Starr (Review) Mark R. Levin
, pp. 25-26 Starr: A Reassessment, by Benjamin Wittes
- Starr: A Reassessment by Benjamin Wittes
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A Postmodernist's Prayer (Review) V. Phillip Munoz
, p. 27 Getting Over Equality, by Steven D. Smith
- Getting Over Equality by Steven D. Smith
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God and Man in America (Review) Thomas G. West
, pp. 28-29 Separation of Church and State, by Philip Hamburger
- Separation of Church and State by Philip Hamburger
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Up Against the Wall (Review) James H. Hutson
, pp. 30-31 Thomas Jefferson and the Wall of Separation Between Church and State, by Daniel L. Drei...
- Thomas Jefferson and the Wall of Separation Between Church and State by Daniel L. Dreisbach
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Altered States (Review) John C. Eastman
, p. 32 Narrowing the Nation's Power, by John T. Noonan, Jr.
- Narrowing the Nation's Power by John T. Noonan, Jr.
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Visions and Revisions (Review) Herman Belz
, pp. 33-34 Who Owns History?, by Eric Foner
- Who Owns History? by Eric Foner
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Here We Go Over the Pamirs (Review) John Derbyshire
, pp. 35-37 A Short History of the World, by Geoffrey Blainey
- A Short History of the World by Geoffrey Blainey
Essay
- The Lost Science of Politics
Larry Peterman
, p. 38 Reading, if you must, the American Political Science Review.
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Last Man Standing (Review) Peter Augustine Lawler
, pp. 39-40 Richard Rorty, by Alan Malachowski
- Richard Rorty by Alan Malachowski
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Wedding Bell Blues (Review) F. Carolyn Graglia
, pp. 41-42 The Marriage Problem, by James Q. Wilson
- The Marriage Problem by James Q. Wilson
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Vanity of Vanities (Review) Howard F. Ahmanson
, pp. 43-44 The Good of Affluence, by John R. Schneider
- The Good of Affluence by John R. Schneider
- Correspondence, p. 45
Thatcher's Economy; Political Honor
- Furst Things
Christopher Flannery
, pp. 46-47 Love, honor, and intrigue in 1930s Europe.
- Of the Difference Between Formality and Dandification
Nicholas Antongiavanni
, pp. 48-52 Forget the president's cabinet, look to his wardrobe.