The Ballot in the Hand
‘The only ground on which conservatives have to stand is a moral and spiritual criticism of the essential inhumanity of socialism and welfarism.’
The Twisted Tree of Liberty
Fusionist conservatism transcends 19th-century libertarianism and traditionalism to create a muscular philosophy to defend freedom at home and abroad.
A Lance Into Cotton Wool
EDITOR’S NOTE: This review ran in the Nov. 22, 1958, issue of National Review. (You can dig into NR’s archives anytime here).
Lolita, Vladimir Nabokov
Never has a society been more smugly ...