Articles from National Review (July 8, 1991)

Title	Author	Type	Words
Abortion, Judaism, and Jews.	Feder, Don		1098
After Ideology: Recovering the Spiritual Foundations of Freedom.	Williamson, Chilton, Jr.	Book Review	1145
Arms non-agreements.	Gaffney, Frank J., Jr.		980
Ashes in our mouths (cont.) (problem of withdrawing U.S. armed forces from Iraq prematurely) (editorial)		editorial	280
Australia comes of age.	Henderson, Gerard		1115
Bush Democrats.	McGurn, William		992
Can the A.B.A. declare independence?	England, Robert Stowe		1493
Deterring Democracy.	Scully, Matthew	Book Review	1177
Dr. Johnson revisited.	De Toledano, Ralph		759
Eastern approaches.		editorial	372
I went to ABA, but all I got was this lousy T-shirt.	Miner, Brad		731
Just stories.		editorial	393
Lost on Broadway.	Resnikova, Eva		1381
Means over ends.		editorial	387
Small earthquake in beltway.		editorial	342
Still active measures.		editorial	347
The Beauty Myth.	Gotschall, Mary G.	Book Review	1070
The Kurds' fragile peace.	Kirk, Donald		1376
The quota fallacy.	Rubenstein, Ed	column	435
The shape of things to come: National Review asked five distinguished conservatives to muse about what the future may hold - politically, socially, economically, technologically - as we approach the end of a century and a millennium.	Murray, Charles		3836
Thelma and Louise.	Simon, John	Book Review	1968
They had a right to sing the blues: as blacks' social and economic circumstances have improved, their music has taken a nosedive. American culture at large has abetted the decline, and suffered from it.	Bethell, Tom	Cover Story	2698
Vice, virtue, and vice-versa.	O'Sullivan, John	editorial	631