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Jonathan Wright
Alan Jacobs' 'Original Sin,' reviewed
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Pam Kingsbury
The legacy of 'Little House on the Prairie'
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Gerald T. Cobb
James Howard Kunstler rsquo s novel begins in the pastoral setting of a riverbank where the narrator Robert Earle and his best friend Loren Holder have concluded a successful fishing excursion Although they are slightly intoxicated by the natural beauty around them and by some home-made wine th
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Claire Schaeffer-Duffy
The French writer Guy Sorman has taught economics served in public office traveled widely and authored numerous books on contemporary affairs But he is first and foremost a devout democrat His firm belief in the universality of democracy shines through in The Empire of Lies a book that challeng
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Peter C. Phan
What Gandhi and Jesus can teach us
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John A. Coleman
Stephen Tipton's 'Public Pulpits,' reviewed