New English Review
March 2012
Washerwoman near Trouville by Eugène Boudin
To Judge By Appearances by Theodore Dalrymple
A Funeral In My Brain by David Wemyss
Mohammed & Charlemagne Revisited: The Conclusion
by Emmet Scott
The Third Jihad and Syria: A wide-ranging Interview with Dr. M. Zuhdi Jasser
by Jerry Gordon
All's Fair in Politics and Celebrity by Theodore Dalrymple
by Jerry Gordon
Warning to America: a speech by Paul Weston
Have You Joined Conservatives For OPEC?
by Brian of London
The Attack Within by Elwyn Jones – the parallels with Hitler and Islam, and 1939 and 2012
by Esmerelda Weatherwax
A Most Glorious Attic a review by Janet Tassel
The Age of the Grand Hotel by Sam Bluefarb
Woodstock and the Invention of the Human
by David P. Gontar
Swedish Conditions, Or, Something is Rotten in the State of Sweden
by Lars Hedegaard, translated by Norman Berdichevsky
Israel and the US Face the Realities of the Arab Spring and Nuclear Iran
by Jerry Gordon and Mike Bates
Debts & Democracy: Hungary Builds an EU Autocracy
by Thomas Ország-Land
In A Promised Land by Geoffrey Clarfield
A Vindication of Natural Society by David Hamilton
A Bishop and Three Pawns by G. Murphy Donovan
Hitch Reconsidered by Richard Kostelanetz
