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From the Editor's Desk
Making Americans
Immigration and America's founders.
Correspondence
Essays
Iraq and the Neoconservatives
Beyond the Bush doctrine.
Crisis of the Old Liberal Order
The eclipse of Arthur M. Schlesinger, Jr.
Winning the War of Ideas
How to reinvigorate American public diplomacy.
Taming Big Government
Congress won't and the president can't.
Books in Brief
Books in Brief
Book Reviews
Statecraft and Wordcraft
Interpreting the presidential speeches of Abraham Lincoln.
Between Riddle and Revelation
Interpretive disagreements about Dante reflect two persistant and divergent rhetorical models.
Constitutional Conventions
Is the Constitution undemocratic?
Saving Liberalism from Itself
Examining Christopher Wolfe's defense of natural law liberalism.
A Noble and Generous Soul
The life and soul of Alexis de Tocqueville.
The Great Triumvirate
The story of how Thatcher, Reagan, and the Pope contributed to fall of the Soviet Union.
Lord Have Mercy
A review of God Is Not Great: How Religion Poisons Evrything, by Christopher Hitchens
A Left-Handed Salute
A devastating critique of the intellectual state of the Left and the academic world it dominates.
Intelligence Failures
The CIA serves not the United States but its own corporate interests and its partisan vision.
The Greatness and Decline of American Oratory
The democratization of American political oratory.
Bodiless Politics
Manent warns Europe against leaving the political behind.
Pith and Pen
John Gross and the art of the anecdote.
Building Democracy
A review of Architecture of Democracy, by Allan Greenberg
Getting Religion
What is the place of religion in American politics?
Parthian Shot
Inequity
No good case exists for the inequality of real and intellectual property in the United States.