Volume 38, Number 2
Spring 2003

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Essays

• Confucianism: The Conservatism of the East
  Jonathan Chaves
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• Russell Kirk and the Conservative Heart
  Mark C. Henrie
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• Religious Liberty and the American Founding
  Vincent Phillip Muñoz
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• Russell Kirk and the Critics
  Gerald Russello
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• Withered Stumps of Time: The Waste Land and Mythic Disillusion
  R. V. Young
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Reviews

• Beyond Therapeutic Democracy, a review of Peter Augustine Lawler’s Aliens in America
  Marc D. Guerra
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• The Natural Law Jurisprudence of Russell Hittinger, a review of Hittinger’s The First Grace
  Dr. Robert P. Kraynak
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Backcover:

To protest against the existence of order is to protest against well-being, justice, freedom, and prosperity. Happiness is found in imagi-native affirmation, not in sullen negation. Gratitude is one form of happiness; and anyone who appreciates the legacy of moral and social order which he has inherited in America will feel gratitude. The pursuit of happiness is not altogether vain. One finds happiness in restoring and improving the order of the soul and the order of the republic—not in acts of devastation that make a desert of spirit and of society.
—Russell Kirk
The Intercollegiate Review (1973)