From the Academy

Be not altogether dismayed, friends, at the noisiness of the New Left in church and state. As Burke compared the radicals of the eighteenth century to the grasshoppers of the pasture—voluble but powerless by the side of the cattle who dominate the field—so it is in our time. And the thinking and publishing of some gentlemen of a conservative cast will have an effect more enduring than any quantity of sleep-ins.

Consider the little magazines. I propose to describe briefly here two publications of recent origin which do something to redeem the time.