August 9, 1999 Issue, NATIONAL REVIEW

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- Letters, pp. 2-3
- For the Record, pp. 4-5
- The Week, pp. 6-15
- A Kennedy Apart
  Peter Collier
  , p. 16
  JFK Jr. was his own man
- Death of the Prince
  Christopher Buckley
  , p. 17
  And a nation's grief
- Salt Lake Steeler
  Jay Nordlinger
  , pp. 18-21
  Orrin Hatch enters the fray
- George W. Clinton?
  John O'Sullivan
  , pp. 22-23
  The me-too kids
- Taiwan Gets Bold
  Mark P. Lagon
  , pp. 24-25
  What the United States should do
- Board Games
  Danielle Dunne Wilcox and Chester E. Finn Jr., ...
  , pp. 26-27
  Business backs a losing education strategy
- Father of His Country, Only
  Richard Brookhiser
  , p. 28
  George Washington faces a bad rap
- Royal Is as Royal Does
  Taki Theodoracopulos
  , pp. 29-30
  How the Windsors lost their magic
- Kweisi & Me
  Rob Long
  , p. 31
  Don't hate me 'cause my show is white
- Losing Private Ryan
  Andrew J. Bacevich
  , pp. 32-34
  Why the citizen-soldier is MIA
- The End of the Draft, and More
  Stephen E. Ambrose
  , p. 35
  A common identity is lost
- Discredited
  Amity Shlaes
  , pp. 36-38
  How tax credits block tax cuts
- The Court's Mr. Right
  Daniel E. Troy
  , pp. 39-41
  Clarence Thomas makes his mark
- Help!!!, pp. 42-43
- Letter from Al, p. 44
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  'Corruption of the Best' (Review)
  David Pryce-Jones
  , p. 45
  Out of Place, by Edward W. Said
  1. Out of Place by Edward W. Said
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  Curtains (Review)
  Donald Lyons
  , pp. 46-49
  Broadway Babies Say Goodnight, by Mark Steyn
  1. Broadway Babies Say Goodnight by Mark Steyn
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  The Editor as Playboy (Review)
  Adam Bellow
  , p. 50
  Another Life, by Michael Korda
  1. Another Life by Michael Korda
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  Southern Cross (Review)
  Forrest McDonald
  , p. 51
  A Consuming Fire, by Eugene D. Genovese
  1. A Consuming Fire by Eugene D. Genovese
- Manners: Illustrated Men
  Andrew Stuttaford
  , p. 52
  The New York City Tattoo Convention
- City Desk: Kind of Famous
  Richard Brookhiser
  , p. 53
  In Gotham, celebrity comes cheap
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  Film: Note with a Bang (Review)
  John Simon
  , pp. 54-55
  Eyes Wide Shut (1999 Film), by Stanley Kubrick
  1. Eyes Wide Shut (1999 Film) by Stanley Kubrick
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  Books in Brief (2 Reviews) , p. 56
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    Review The Politics of Bad Faith, by David Horowitz (Review)
    Matthew Carolan
    , p. 56
    1. The Politics of Bad Faith by David Horowitz
  2. [+]
    Review The Conservative Revolution, by Lee Edwards (Review)
    Brooke Norman
    , pp. 56-57
    1. The Conservative Revolution by Lee Edwards
- On the Right
  Wm. F. Buckley Jr.
  , pp. 58-59
- The Misanthrope's Corner
  Florence King
  , pp. 60-62