Articles from National Review (September 11, 1987)

Title	Author	Type	Words
A letter to Mr. Verity.			390
All that glitters.			261
California idyll.	Hazleton, Nika		697
Could it be?	Buckley, William F., Jr.		716
Hiroshima, mon amour.			424
Invasion of the German left.	Kuehnelt-Leddihn, Erik von		859
James Burnham 1905-1987.	Buckley, Priscilla	Excerpt	19842
Lenin to the rescue.	Crozier, Brian		883
Losing patience with Iran.			326
No socialized medicine now.	McLaughlin, John J.		748
On eye opening.	Buckley, William F., Jr.		823
Plural but equal: Blacks and minorities in America's plural society.	Sobran, Joseph	Book Review	922
Pressure yes, retreat no.	Buckley, William F., Jr.		722
Purposeful leaks.			333
Rita, Sue and Bob too.	Simon, John	Movie Review	296
Rudolf Hess, RIP.		Biography	250
So long, contras?			472
Sweet promised land.	Williamson, Norma B.	Book Review	433
The Bork battle.			378
The House unrepresentative.			315
The New York intellectuals and the Socialist legacy.	Hart, Jeffrey		3582
The performing liberal.	Mano, D. Keith		986
The secret war in Central America: Sandinista assault on world order.	Williamson, Chilton, Jr.	Book Review	793
The whistle blower.	Simon, John	Movie Review	926
Wanted caucasian liberal.			302
Wish you were here.	Simon, John	Movie Review	368