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BOOKS IN REVIEW Father and Sons As long as i've known of him, Christopher Buckley has struck me as an odd piece of work. In early 1981, shortly after I joined this magazine, Bob Tyrrell...
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THE WHITE HOUSE MESS Christopher Buckley/Alfred A. Knopf/$16.95 R. Emmett Tyrrell, Jr. HOME VIDEO believes, it should be necessary or desirable to impose on it the marriage bond. Nor does his...
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by Christopher Buckley It opens with an emblem. A pigeon squats on the bronze head of George M. Cohan in Herald Square. The inscription on the statue's pedestal bears the coda of those giddy,...
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history has a cutoff point: in their case it is the liberal-democratic society to which nothing more can be expected than "additions" and "elaborations." Indeed, it is one of Voegelin's great merits...
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Book Review/Christopher Buckley He Made America Laugh • • Shakespeare was sublime, but George Kaufman was prolific. Beyond belief. He wrote 75 plays in collaboration with 22 other dramatists,...
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WLADY PLESZCZYNSKI: Father and Sons
(June 2009)
