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December 01, 2009 ISSUE
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Articles Untenured Radical Patrick Allitt George Scialabba’s What Are Intellectuals Good For? is a liberal book conservatives can admire.Party Favors John Carney Where have you gone, Henry Regnery? The Dangers of Literacy Albert Jay Nock The illusion that everyone can be taught to read degrades civilization. Kristol Reflections Daniel McCarthy Irving Kristol wrote the book on neoconservatism. The Best Books You Haven’t Read Fifteen literary and political thinkers offer their recommendations. Ayn Shrugged Daniel Hannan For all her gifts, the goddess of the market was not a great novelist. Tracking Tocqueville Bernard-Henri Lévy Bernard-Henri Lévy overtakes Tocqueville. Lives Less Ordinary Sam Leith The black arts of literary biography Perpetual Feast  Taki Theodoracopulos Hemingway’s forever feast Turning the Pixels Helen Rittelmeyer 1,500 books in my purse
The Lettered Reactionary John Rodden & John Rossi The history of John Lukacs
Scholar Among Rakes R.J. Stove Thomas Macaulay, the learned Whig
Arts & Letters Chosen People Scott McConnell The Israel Test by George Gilder
Founding Traitor Alan Pell Crawford An Artist in Treason: The Extraordinary Double Life of General James Wilkinson by Andro Linklater Postmodern Fogey  Andrew McKie Hiding Man: A Biography of Donald Barthelme by Tracy Daugherty The Ice Pick Cometh Norman Stone Trotsky: A Biography by Robert Service
Burning Rubber Septimus Waugh Fordlandia: The Rise and Fall of Henry Ford’s Forgotten Jungle City by Greg Grandin Columns Caught in the Rye  Stuart ReidShelf Life  Eve Tushnet Friendly Ghosts Bill Kauffman Front Lines  The Bible Gets Hannitized; China’s Printing Presses; Cheney Legacy Project Syllabus  Liberal Books Conservatives Should Read
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