Articles from The American Conservative (September 10, 2007)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
A world of squeegee men.		Brief article	263
Balancing act: the U.S. could be more secure by doing less.	Layne, Christopher		2057
Chinese hostage crisis.	Buchanan, Patrick J.		822
Christianity's cheerful prophet.	Rose, Michael S.	Book review	1633
Feeling a draft? The question of reviving military conscription in the U.S. recently made a fleeting reappearance in the American national debate, with curiously little reaction.	Pfaff, William		759
In good faith: by bringing back the Latin Mass, Pope Benedict has revived a great Western tradition.	Woods, Thomas E., Jr.		1543
Long division: the brewing confrontation with Iran isn't just about nukes or neoconservative ambition. It's about regional hegemony.	Parsi, Trita		2135
Million month march.		Brief article	209
President Bush has agreed in principle to a proposal by Vice President Cheney that limited retaliatory air strikes against some Iranian military facilities should take place if Tehran continues to interfere in Iraq.			356
Running for life coach: Mike Huckabee excels at winning hearts and minds. But he may come up short on votes.	Dougherty, Michael Brendan		1613
Saigon now bygone.		Brief article	295
Sands of empire.	Sailer, Steve	Video recording review	732
Terrorized rights.			469
Test case: aptitude exams raised the caliber of civil servants--and the objections of the Left.	Sailer, Steve		1669
The Bushian Barrack.	Larison, Daniel		788
The clash, still calling.	Gancarski, A.G.	Book review	1800
The hundreds of non-Arabic speaking diplomats and CIA officers ensconced in the world's largest U.S. embassy rarely leave Baghdad's heavily protected Green Zone.		Brief article	177
The once & future Christendom: from death of the West--to knights of the West.	Pinkerton, James P.	Cover story	5110
The senators who said no.	Stooksbury, Clark	Book review	1566
The unbound West: today, thunderous matters of cosmic import: why has the West dominated scientific and technological advance practically forever?	Reed, Fred		769
Welcome to the global market: work the same hours for a smaller paycheck.	Collins, J.G.		1244