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• Michael Mooney, RIP
• Passion
• The soul of the night: an astronomical pilgrimage
  by Thomas P. McDonnell
• 'Call Rita' revisited
• Right-wing squabble risks senate seat
  by Fred Mann
• Reagan & Qaddafi: suggestions
  by William F. Buckley, Jr.
• Just for a riband
• Who began to fight
• Breaking faith: the Sandinista revolution and its impact on freedom and Christian faith in Nicaragua
  by Chilton Williamson
• Will the FDA die of AIDS?
• Carrier momentum
• Down and out in Beverly Hills
  by John Simon
• Dictatorships and American standards
• Funding the right
  by David Brooks
• Alexander Pope: a life
  by Jeffrey Meyers
• Sinatra: an American classic
  by Terry Teachout
• Contadora collapse
• Rise and fall
  by William McGurn
• Time to stop
• Three points
• The violin lesson
  by Daniel Mark Epstein
• 1988 Ad
  by John J. McLaughlin
• With the contras: a reporter in the wilds of Nicaragua
  by Michael Fumento
• Mata Hari: the true story
  by Curtis Carroll Davis
• Muddying the Mainstream
  by Steven Baer
• Sing me your song, O
• Thine is the kingdom: a biblical perspective on the nature of government and politics today
  by Chilton Williamson
• Pollard and Pelton
• A meditation for Independence Day
  by James Jackson Kilpatrick
• My beautiful laundrette
  by John Simon
• TV Marti
  by John J. McLaughlin
• Peking; twenty years later, silence
• Mona Lisa
  by John Simon
• Gerrymandering by the Court
• Does America hate Whites?
• Bolivia and the home front
• 1988 Ad
  by John J. McLaughlin
• Laissez les bons temps rouler: Louisiana in its pre-modern era
  by Ben C. Toledano
• Two cheers for education's G-men
  by Chester E. Finn, Jr.
• God save the vulnerable court
  by John Neuhaus
• Red: a biography of Red Smith
  by Joe Mysak
• Television's Vietnam: the impact of media
  by Joseph Sobran
• Mr. Gorbachev is impatient
  by William F. Buckley, Jr.
• Farm-policy fiasco
• Afghan prospects
• A tyranny of pity
  by Margaret Anne Gallagher
• Bye bye birdie
  by Robert H. Knight
• Megatraumas: America at the year 2000
  by Wayne Lutton
• Shepherds speak; American bishops confront the social and moral issues that challenge Christians today
  by Joseph Sobran
• Grand opera
  by William F. Buckley, Jr.
• Razing Kean
• Pass the rope
• Exorcising Haiti
  by Selden Rodman
• The fourth wave: California's newest immigrants
  by Samuel T. Francis
• The hidden ground of love: the letters of Thomas Merton
  by Peter Stravinskas
• Churches on the wrong road
  by H.N. Kelley
• Beware the militants
  by William F. Buckley, Jr.
• Needed: spending cuts
• I just called to say I love you; Blacks and the GOP
  by Henry Klingeman
• Religion and nationalism in Soviet and East European politics
  by David M. Rooney
• What next in South Africa?
  by William F. Buckley, Jr.
• Show trial
• The mind of William Brennan
• Summitry primer
  by Brian Crozier
• Brussels; plus ca change
• Ernie's war: the best of Ernie Pyle's World War II dispatches
  by Jeffrey Hart
• The fringes of power: 10 Downing Street diaries 1939-1955
  by Joe Mysak
• The bishop's prescriptions
  by William F. Buckley, Jr.
• 1986 Ad
  by Brian Crozier
• Conversations with Ernest Hemingway
  by Jeffrey Meyers
• Presidential press conference
  by William F. Buckley, Jr.
• Remarks at a gala
• Hong Kong
• Right turn: the decline of the Democrats and the future of American politics
  by Richard Brookhiser
• Memo to Benno: lay off the Lit
• An unequal struggle
• Dateline Toronto: the complete "Toronto Star" dispatches
• Are PACs good for you?
• PEN fiasco
• Tonight's forecast: sky not falling
  by Walter Olson

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