Articles from National Review (May 11, 1992)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
Benny Hill, R I P.		Editorial	73
Can democracy drive foreign policy?	Abrams, Elliott		1480
Cherubini: Lodoiska.	De Toledano, Ralph	Sound Recording Review	195
Father of neoconservatives: nowadays, the truest disciples of the liberal theologian Reinhold Niebuhr are conservatives.	Novak, Michael	Biography	2415
File it: vindicated.	Morris, Geoffrey		629
Good-bye to all that.		Editorial	514
Igor Stravinsky, 1882-1927: The Edition.	De Toledano, Ralph	Sound Recording Review	248
Inside the FBI: attracting the Director's scrutiny were Communists, security risks, and people who made untoward jokes.	Robins, Natalie	Biography	2553
Islam and democracy.	Rodman, Peter W.		1697
Leaving Normal.	Simon, John	Movie Review	581
Nika Hazelton, R I P.	Buckley, Priscilla L.	Editorial	860
Reform afoot: the Feds helped lead the states into overspending, but the states aren't waiting to be led back out.	Moore, Stephen		1845
Russia's identity crisis.	Rubinfien, Elisabeth		1145
Storming the Statehouse: Running for Governor with Ann Richards and Dianne Feinstein.	Morris, Geoffrey	Book Review	234
Strauss: Also sprach Zarathustra.	De Toledano, Ralph	Sound Recording Review	221
Strauss: Salome.	De Toledano, Ralph	Sound Recording Review	221
Thatcherism lives.		Editorial	663
The Disuniting of America.	Brookhiser, Richard	Book Review	978
The End of History and the Last Man.	Gray, John	Book Review	1841
The great girl.	King, Florence	Column	845
The hand that rocks the cradle.	Olson, Walter	Cover Story	1660
The last domino.		Editorial	389
The Libyan threat.		Editorial	325
The mouse that ate France.	Rees, Jenny		1102
The Player.	Simon, John	Movie Review	1186
Throwing stones.	McGurn, William	Biography	1213
Vivaldi: Credo; Verdi: Quattro Pezzi Sacri.	De Toledano, Ralph	Sound Recording Review	139
Warrior Statesman: The Life of Moshe Dayan.	Sieff, Martin	Book Review	1170
Why Lamar can't read.		Editorial	453
Winning in spite of themselves.	Lejeune, Anthony		1329
With Charity Toward None: A Fond Look at Misanthropy.	Sobran, Joseph	Book Review	730