Christopher Dawson, “Religion and the Life of Civilization,” 1925 (Full chapter)
CD 1925 Religion and the Life of Civilization
University Bookman, Summer 1975 (Full Issue)
UB Summer 1975
University Bookman, Spring 1975 (Full Issue)
University Bookman Spring 1975
University Bookman, Winter 1975 (Full Issue)
A seminal issue of the Bookman. Every article deals with a book Kirk considered to be one of the most important of the 1970s: William T. Couch’s THE HUMAN POTENTIAL. University Bookman, Winter 1975 (full issue)
University Bookman, Autumn 1974 (Full Issue)
Now, this is an issue! It gets an A rather than an A+, only because Kirk didn’t write anything directly for it. Articles by Robert Speaight, Father Schall, and Thomas Howard. . . dealing with Russell Kirk, Mother… Read More
University Bookman, Summer 1974 (Full Issue)
university bookman summer 1974
University Bookman, Spring 1974 (Full Issue)
Strong issue with pieces by James McClellan and Regis Courtemanche. Also, a nice article on Paul Elmer More. university bookman spring 1974
University Bookman, Winter 1973 (Full Issue)
The second article, “Literature and Radicalism,” by Edward Ericson is excellent. university bookman Winter 1973
University Bookman, Autumn 1972 (full issue)
A nice if not particularly remarkable issue of Kirk’s THE UNIVERSITY BOOKMAN. university bookman autumn 1972
Happy 5th Birthday to The Imaginative Conservative
Five million reads later. . . The Imaginative Conservative is 5 years old today. My love letter to Winston Elliott, founder and mastermind of TIC. http://www.theimaginativeconservative.org/2015/07/five-candles-each-blazing-the-imaginative-conservative.html
John Betjeman Remembers T.S. Eliot as Teacher
John Betjeman, “The usher of Highgate Junior School,” in T.S. Eliot Symposium (Chicago, IL: Regnery, 1949), 89-92. In 1914-15 I spent two unsuccessful terms at Highgate Junior School. Mr Eliot was a tall, quiet usher there whom we… Read More
University Bookman (Summer 1972), full issue
Summer 1972: articles about local schools; a Spanish de Tocqueville; and Mortimer J. Adler. university bookman (summer 1972)
Stormfields 