University Bookman V24 N4 Summer 1984 (Full Issue)
Great piece (first article) on Malcom Muggeridge.
Great piece (first article) on Malcom Muggeridge.
Wild issue: Catholicism; Gnosticism; Southern Protestantism; and Magic.
Published at The Imaginative Conservative:
When I got to junior high, she gave me books by Leon Uris and James Michener, and I fell in love with the history of the Jews and Israel. For a while, I was rather obsessed with possible Jewish ancestry. In high school, she diversified the “ratings” of many of the things she suggested to me. I remember clearly when she handed me a copy of Peyton Place. “Bradley, this is trash, but you should know what kind of trash it is.” She was right. It was trash, but I devoured every word of it.
For the full essay, go here: http://www.theimaginativeconservative.org/2014/02/love-words-love-of-books.html
Excellent issue featuring Father James Schall on prayer and fasting for bureaucrats.
Interesting issue featuring Ernest van den Haag and Philip Crane.
Weak issue. Only two articles: one on maintaining quality at private colleges and another on why a conservative shouldn’t like Thomas Jefferson.
Another good, not great, issue. With articles by Thomas Molnar and one about Orestes Brownson.
An excellent piece on Paul Elmer More by T. John Jamieson and RAK’s obit of Warren Fleischauer.
Good, not great issue: with articles by Louis Filler, Sam Francis, and John Pafford.