NER September 2006:

Race and Conservatism

by John Derbyshire

The Realities of Evil

by Theodore Dalrymple

L’enlèvement de la France, ou, l’envelope de la Brasserie Lipp

      and  Douce France

 by Hugh Fitzgerald

Allah is Dead by Rebecca Bynum

Burka or Bikini by Mary Jackson

Humor in War and Peace

by Norman Berdichevsky

Trollope, the gardener: profile of a noteworthy man

by Colin Bower

The tragedy of Conrad Black, intermezzo by Alykhan Velshi

The Sword of Justice by Howard Anglin

The Origins and Generative Presence of the Sacred and the Rise of White Guilt by Adam Katz

Oranges and Lemons by Esmerelda Weatherwax

Short Story: Three Easy Pieces by Ares Demertzis

Book review:  “To love that well, which thou must leave ere long”

A Review of Marilynne Robinson’s Gilead by Howard Anglin

Poetry:  9-11 Poems at Five by Robert Bové

Movie Review: The Prize Winner of Defiance Ohio

by Mark Butterworth