New English Review
August 2012
Horses in a Meadow by Edgar Degas
A Doctor Writes by Theodore Dalrymple
Spirit Dwells in the Mind of Man by Rebecca Bynum
Mr Delingpole’s Embarrassment by David Wemyss
The Tyranny of Artistic Modernism
by Mark Anthony Signorelli and Nikos A. Salingaros
A Reader’s Regrets by Bryce Rogers
When Time Met Inclination by Mary Jackson
The Measure of All Things by David P. Gontar
The Book of Enoch a review by Matthew Walther
A Self-Inflicted Injury: Immigration, Infiltration and Canada's Growing Islamist Threat
by Jerry Gordon and David B. Harris
Meet Taner Akcam, Anti-Denialist by Dexter Van Zile
The Liberal Rejection of Christian Zionists
by Matthew M. Hausman
What Lies Behind the Anti-Israel Position of Some Mainline Churches in America?
by Jerry Gordon and Dexter Van Zile
Syria Does Not Want Bashar al-Assad. Does it want … Hafez al-Assad?
by Alexander Maistovoy
The Temple Mount and Jewish Sovereignty by Moshe Dann
When Conquistadores Finally Prevail by Geoffrey Clarfield
A Forgotten Heroine of the Norwegian Resistance
by Norman Berdichevsky
Why Are the EDL Going to Walthamstow Shortly?
by Esmerelda Weatherwax
Work Ethics by G. Murphy Donovan
Joyce Carol Oates’ Success by Richard Kostelanetz
Poetry:
translated from the Hungarian and edited
by Thomas Ország-Land
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