New English Review

September 2007

Elmo Tanner For President by Hugh Fitzgerald

Older Then, Younger Now by John Derbyshire

Jihad, Not Hirabah by Hugh Fitzgerald

How To Hate The Non-Existent by Theodore Dalrymple

Thomas G. B. Wheelock and the Art of Burkina Faso
               by Rebecca Bynum

“Out Of Context,” Or, How To Argue With A Muslim
               by Ibn Warraq

Hans Christian Andersen’s “Fairy Tales” for Adults
             by Norman Berdichevsky

Duality and Political Islam by Bill Warner

“Man Plans, God Laughs” by Jerry Gordon

Congress Must Recognize the Armenian Genocide
               by Andrew G. Bostom

The Brave Feast by Ares Demertzis

Partners in Crime by Mary Jackson

How Do You Start A Pudding Race?
               by Esmerelda Weatherwax

To a priest from Kaduna by Robert Bové