New English Review

July 2012

 
Ellen’s Isle by Robert Seldon Duncanson

  

 

 

Haydn Seek by Theodore Dalrymple

 

“Go ye!” – Patriarchs and Pioneers by Kenneth Hanson

 

Losing Our Sons a movie review by Rebecca Bynum

 

Eliot the Adversary by Mark Anthony Signorelli

 

Evenings with Kierkegaard by David Wemyss

 

The Art of Writing Well

a book review by Matthew Walther

 

By Foot to Gombe by Geoffrey Clarfield

 

Coming of Age in the Judean Hills by Moshe Dann

 

Tactical Candor and Strategic Illusions

by G. Murphy Donovan

 

Is “Moderate Muslim” an Oxymoron?

by Richard L. Benkin

 

Muslim Brotherhood Triumphant in the Middle East and Washington

by Jerry Gordon & Mike Bates

 

Pilar Rahola, Woman of Conscience

by Norman Berdichevsky

 

Sami Awad’s Back Pages by Dexter Van Zile

 

False Radicals by David P. Gontar

 

The Dusty Shelf of History by Bryce Rogers

 

Rooted in Poetry

a book review by Thomas Ország-Land

 

The Queen Comes to the Queen by NB Armstrong

Strike Hard, Strike Sure by Esmerelda Weatherwax

 

Philip Glass Now 75 by Richard Kostelanetz

 

Poetry:

 

Poem America by Martin Burke

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