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Articles in May 13, 1991 issue of National Review

• No desert quagmire
• Whither the homeless?
• Chernobyl five years later
  by Leonard Reiffel
• Polls, politician, and the Gulf war
  by Humphrey Taylor
• Nothing to Declare
  by G. Gordon Liddy
• Mister Johnson
  by John Simon
• Wrong data
  by Ed Rubenstein
• Wrong to know
• From Boadicea to Mr. Major
  by Anthony Lejeune
• The end of the N.E.A
  by Jacob Neusner
• Ford Madox Ford
  by Chilton Williamson, Jr.
• Impromptu
  by John Simon
• The Pope and the West
• The siege of Yonkers
  by Lorrin Anderson
• Back to our roots
  by David Horowitz
• One with Nineveh and Tyre
  by James Gardner
• Watch on the Right: Conservative Intellectuals in the Reagan Era
  by Geoffrey Morris
• Refried October surprise
• Here Kitty, Kitty
• Closing time for the U.N
  by Brian Crozier
• Educating Rita
• Freeing trade
  by William McGurn
• Will Saddam get the bomb?
  by Adam Garfinkle
• Order and Law: Arguing the Reagan Revolution; A Firsthand Account
  by Frederick D. Nelson
• Mozart's papas
  by Ralph de Toledano