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Articles in March 1, 1993 issue of National Review

• Dream Makers, Dream Breakers: The World of Justice Thurgood Marshall. - book reviews
  by Mary Ann Glendon
• Forbidden Grounds: The Case Against Employment Discrimination Laws. - book reviews
  by Frederick R. Lynch
• Advice to Mr. Barbour - Haley Barbour; political strategies he must use as the newly elected chairman of the Republican National Committee - Editorial
• Arthur Ashe, R I P - tribute to the late tennis player - Editorial
• A visit to the General Staff - Russia's Academy of the General Staff, where officers study the science of war
  by Eliot A. Cohen
• Evils of choice - the danger of government vouchers for school choice
  by Jeffrey A. Tucker
• The Myth of the Goddess: Evolution of an Image. - book reviews
  by Paula Fredriksen
• Flaubert. - book reviews
  by Florence King
• Degree of Guilt. - book reviews
  by Anthony Lejeune
• Boxed in in Bosnia - flaws in peace agreement designed by Cyrus Vance and David Owen - Editorial
• Goodbye to all that - nostalgia for the past elegant social life in Monte Carlo, Monaco - Column
  by Taki Theodoracopulos
• Up from liberalism - the mayoral candidacy of Roy Innis in New York, New York
  by Adam Lieberman
• The third Balkan war: Yugoslavia's history shows both the prudence and the danger of staying out of the way - analysis of the current crisis in comparison with the events that preceded World War I, followed World War II and created uncontrolled regional c
  by Rossen Vassilev
• Dunster. - book reviews
  by Thomas Mallon
• Freedom fighters - continuing Sandinista influence in Nicaragua - Editorial
• Damnyuppies - the growing presence of relocated Yuppies in southern US communities - Column
  by Florence King
• Hinge of fate - theories on the outcome of World War II if Germany had remained neutral after Japan attacked Pearl Harbor - Cover Story
  by Michael B. King
• 56 B.C. and all that - excerpts, from the book 'Anguished English,' that reflect students' incorrect and misguided knowledge and perceptions of world history
  by Richard Lederer
• In the Wake of the Goddesses: Women, Culture, and the Biblical Transformation of Pagan Myth. - book reviews
  by Paula Fredriksen
• The Oak. - movie reviews
  by John Simon
• Mr. Clinton's backbone - president recognizes economic realities of providing Social Security payments to retirees and others - Editorial
• Only in America - financing for Pacifica network radio stations through the Corporation for Public Broadcasting - Editorial
• Clinton's new partnerships - Bill Clinton's naive effort to find working solutions for US problems and his misguided economic policies
  by Brit Hume
• Why not gays in the military?
  by E.L. Pattullo
• Who goes homeless? - government interference with rental properties denies homeless people housing
  by Ernest van den Haag
• Her Share of the Blessings: Women's Religions Among Pagans, Jews, and Christians in the Greco-Roman World. - book reviews
  by Paula Fredriksen
• Making the Mummies Dance. - book reviews
  by James Gardner
• Courting injustice - achievement of gay rights through court-imposed rulings - Editorial
• Delaney's foley - the late James Delaney, a New York congressman, responsible for the Delaney clause forbidding the adding of any pesticide residue or food additive that has caused cancer in laboratory animals - Editorial
• Madness on the streets - the need to keep mentally disturbed drug addicts off city streets - Editorial
• The new killing fields - violence in South Africa
  by Anthony Daniels
• Junk Bond - how former Republican National Committee chairman Richard Bond has damaged the Republican Party's organization and cohesion
  by Edward J. Rollins