July 4, 2005 Issue, NATIONAL REVIEW

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- Letters, pp. 2-3
- The Week, pp. 4-15
- Notes & Asides, p. 16
- Are They In the Army Now?
  Victor Davis Hanson
  , pp. 17-19
  Cries of shortfall, exhaustion, and overstretch
- How to Tread a Captured Terrorist
  Lee A. Casey and David B. Rivkin Jr.
  , pp. 20-21
  Getting to the heart of an important question
- Save Thune!
  R. Andrew Newman
  , pp. 22-24
  The White House might be a little more sympathetic to the junior senator from South Dakota
- Birkenstocks and Stocks
  John J. Miller
  , pp. 25-26
  'Like everything else, investing is now politicized'
- Tiny Island, Tiny Dictator
  David Pryce-Jones
  , pp. 27-28
  Elba has something to teach us about tyrants and how they finish
- Time for the Sun to Rise
  Richard Lowry
  , pp. 29-30
  How a newly confident and engaged Japan would help the United States, and the world
- Still Movin' On Up
  Donald Luskin
  , pp. 31-32
  The death of income mobility has been greatly exaggerated
- The End of the Federalism Revolution...
  Ramesh Ponnuru
  , pp. 33-34
  ...if such a revolution had ever occurred
- Being Sharansky
  Jay Nordlinger
  , pp. 35-37
  On Russia, Israel, 'Reaganite readings'...
- Help!!!, p. 38
- The Long View
  Rob Long
  , p. 39
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  The Right Man, If (Review)
  Richard Brookhiser
  , pp. 40-41
  The Prince of the City, by Fred Siegel
  1. The Prince of the City by Fred Siegel
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  Twilight (Review)
  Arthur Herman
  , p. 42
  Forgotten Armies, by Christopher Bayly and Tim Harper
  1. Forgotten Armies by Christopher Bayly and Tim Harper
- William Stafford
  Dick Barnes
  , p. 43
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  Matters of Life and Death (Review)
  Algis Valiunas
  , pp. 43-44
  Malraux: A Life, by Olivier Todd
  1. Malraux: A Life by Olivier Todd
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  Shelf Life: Assault on the Citadel (3 Reviews)
  Michael Potemra
  , p. 45
  Examining a new defense of the humanities
  1. Theory's Empire by Daphne Patai and Will H. Corral
  2. John Witherspoon and the Founding of the American Republic by Jeffry H. Morrison
  3. They Think You're Stupid by Herman Cain
- Architecture: Modern Memory
  Catesby Leigh
  , pp. 46-47
  The difficult are of designing memorials
- The Straggler: Blinding Science
  John Derbyshire
  , pp. 48-49
  Dissecting the two cultures
- On the Right
  Wm. F. Buckley Jr.
  , pp. 50-51
- Happy Warrior
  Mark Steyn
  , pp. 52-54