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Articles in August 26, 1991 issue of National Review

• Stroking Gorbachev
• Mr. Madison to oppose
• Lazar Kaganovich, R I P
• Can we save culture? While conservatives were content to live their private lives, the Left has taken control of American culture
  by Samuel (American pianist) Lipman
• Dead Certainties
  by Michael Coren
• Life Stinks
  by John Simon
• Strategic opening
  by Dov S. Zakheim
• Black on black
• Lamar's choice
  by William McGurn
• Boyz N St. John's
  by Lorrin Anderson
• Pavarotti to the rescue
  by Frank (American bandleader) Johnson
• Barging through the tulips
  by Priscilla L. Buckley
• A Cuckoo in the Nest
  by Linda Bridges
• Can America bring peace?
  by J.B. Kelly
• The Promised Land: The Great Black Migration and How It Changed America
  by David Frum
• A tale of two festivals
  by Linda Bridges
• Regarding Henry
  by John Simon
• Darmageddon - the sequel
• The party's over
  by Dan Sneider
• Who's on next? John Kenneth Galbraith is still on the job, after forty years as America's most urbane socialist
  by Alan Reynolds
• Young Nietzsche: Becoming a Genius
  by Matthew Scully
• Timon of Athens
  by Linda Bridges
• This Happy Breed
  by Linda Bridges
• GI Jane
• So long, People's Park
• Who goes homeless? We can't begin to solve the problem of homelessness until we realize that it isn't about homes
  by E. Fuller Torrey
• Parliament of Whores: A Lone Humorist Attempts to Explain the Entire U.S. Government
  by Allen Randolph
• The Doctor's Dilemma
  by Linda Bridges
• The Doctor
  by John Simon