Volume III, Number 2, Spring 2003
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From the Editor's Desk
Charles R. Kesler: Hail, Columbia
Reviews of Books
Angelo M. Codevilla: Soldiers, Statesmen, and Victory
A review of Supreme Command: Soldiers, Statesmen, and Leadership in Wartime, by Eliot A. CohenAndrew E. Busch: Going South
A review of The Rise of Southern Republicans, by Earle Black and Merle Blackand Crash!ng the Party: How to Tell the Truth and Still Run for President, by Ralph Nader
John J. Pitney, Jr.: The President and the Professors
A review of Intellectuals and the American Presidency: Philosophers, Jesters, or Technicians, by Tevy TroyJames R. Stoner, Jr.: The Genteel Abolitionist
A review of Natural Rights and the Right to Choose, by Hadley ArkesGlenn Ellmers: The Clone Wars
A review of The Future is Now: America Confronts the New Genetics, edited by William Kristol and Eric CohenCatherine Zuckert: Poetic Justice
A review of Battle-Pieces and Aspects of War: Civil War Poems, by Herman MelvilleBen Boychuk: Journalism with a Hammer
A review of The Skeptic: A Biography of H.L. Mencken, by Terry TeachoutPatrick J. Garrity: Wilson's World
A review of a The Ideas the Conquered the World: Peace, Democracy, and Free Markets in the Twenty-first Century, by Michael MandelbaumS. Paul Kapur: Doing What We Can
A review of The New Killing Fields: Massacre and the Politics of Intervention, edited by Nicolaus Mills and Kira BrunnerMark R. Levin: Shooting Starr
A review of Starr: A Reassessment, by Benjamin WittesVincent Phillip Muņoz: A Postmodernist's Prayer
A review of Getting Over Equality: A Critical Diagnosis of Religious Freedom in America, by Steven D. SmithThomas G. West: God and Man in America
A review of Separation of Church and State, by Philip HamburgerJames H. Hutson: Up Against the Wall
A review of Thomas Jefferson and the Wall of Separation Between Church and State, by Daniel L. DreisbachJohn C. Eastman: Altered States
A review of Narrowing the Nation's Power: The Supreme Court Sides with the States, by John T. Noonan, Jr.Herman Belz: Visions and Revisions
A review of a Who Owns History? Rethinking the Past in a Changing World, by Eric FonerJohn Derbyshire: Here We Go Over the Pamirs
A review of A Short History of the World, by Geoffrey BlaineyPeter Augustine Lawler: Last Man Standing
A review of Richard Rorty, by Alan MalachowskiF. Carolyn Graglia: Wedding Bell Blues
A review of The Marriage Problem: How Our Culture Has Weakened Families, by James Q. WilsonHoward F. Ahmanson: Vanity of Vanities
A review of The Good of Affluence: Seeking God in a Culture of Wealth, by John R. SchneiderEssays
Harry V. Jaffa: American Conservatism and the Present Crisis
Restoring conservatism to first principles.Angelo M. Codevilla: Confusion and Power
A time for bold words and bolder deeds.Larry Peterman: The Lost Science of Politics
Reading, if you must, the American Political Science Review.Cum Dignitate Otium
Christopher Flannery: Furst Things
Love, honor, and intrigue in 1930s Europe, as seen in the novels of Alan Furst.Nicholas Antongiavanni: Of the Difference Between Formality and Dandification
Forget the president's cabinet, look to his wardrobe.
