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Articles in Feb 17, 1992 issue of National Review

• The grand bailout
• Democratic disasters
  by Richard Brookhiser
• Party without a cause
  by Michael Fredenburg
• The Great Terror: A Reassessment
  by Charles H. Fairbanks, Jr.
• The man who was Sinatra
  by Joseph Sobran
• Messalina with a Master's degree
  by Florence King
• The lazy American?
  by Ed Rubenstein
• Of rights and choices
  by Lino Graglia
• A Fire in the Mind: The Life of Joseph Campbell
  by Mortimer J. Adler
• The Prince of Tides
  by John Simon
• Four more years?
• The battle of Algiers
• As Tokyo sees us
  by Donald Kirk
• Pat Buchanan and the intellectuals
  by William McGurn
• Speaking Frankly: What's Wrong with the Democratic Party and How To Fix It
  by Matthew Scully
• Modern Times: From the Twenties to the Nineties, revised ed
  by Matthew Scully
• Bed and broad
• No three cheers
  by Alistair Horne
• The wrong health-care model. Is Canada's health-care system really cheaper?
  by Jacques Krasny
• Odd Jobs: Essays and Criticism
  by Hugh Kenner
• The Pursuit of Pleasure
  by Matthew Scully
• Abortion marches on
• Fay Vincent strikes out
• Crimes of the heartland: Iowa, first stop for presidential campaigners, is no longer the corn-fed, placid place that maybe it never was
  by Lorrin Anderson
• Stalin: Breaker of Nations
  by Charles H. Fairbanks, Jr.
• The Capitol Years
  by Joseph Sobran
• Bugsy
  by John Simon