New English Review
July 2007
NER July 2007
The I’s Have It by John Derbyshire
Secular Illusions by Rebecca Bynum
Jane Austen and Slavery by Ibn Warraq
Understanding The Resurgence Of Islam by Hugh Fitzgerald
Why Intellectuals Like Genocide by Theodore Dalrymple
The Torah and the Constitution by Norman Berdichevsky
Bush and Islamofascists Détente in DC? by Jerry Gordon
Incarnations of Evangelicism: Avatars of a New Modernity
by Adam Katz
The Mercenary by Ares Demertzis
The Case Of The Murdered Mouse by Barry Rubin
Lucky Underpants and Other Musings by Esmerelda Weatherwax
Honey, four poems by Robert Bové
Have you enjoyed these articles? by Mary Jackson
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