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Articles in Sept 6, 1985, issue of National Review

• Before you say no; a correspondence, nonfictional, between a young boy, a housewife, a headmaster, and the young boy's brother
  by Aloise Buckley Heath
• Eugene Lyons, RIP
• Freedom with justice: Catholic social thought and liberal institutions
  by Joseph Sobran
• Job: a comedy of justice
  by Jack D. Kirwan
• Attack of the killer nannies
• Church and state in Europe
  by Eric v. Kuehnelt-Leddihn
• A passage to India
  by John Simon
• RSA & USA
  by John J. McLaughlin
• The crucible of race
  by Forrest McDonald
• Dealing with Nicaragua
• Is conservatism un-American?
  by Charles R. Kesler
• The Falcon and the snowman
  by John Simon
• Marynoll order works for communist victory
• Ralph McAllister Ingersoll, RIP
  by Arnold Beichman
• Rome and Peking
• Jazz in the thirties
  by Ralph de Toledano
• Greece lurches forward
• A prime minister under siege
  by Edward Pearce
• Those swinging years
  by Terry Teachout
• Status-quo coup
• No more Vietnams
  by Jeffrey Hart
• Happy birthday, JSB
  by William F. Buckley, Jr.
• Teddy's back
  by John J. McLaughlin
• Movies on TV - the 1985 edition
  by John Greenway
• Hart and Columbia
• Barcelona; fine points of working
• Hemingway reconsidered
  by Thomas P. McDonnell
• The Pope in Holland
• No fun in the sun
  by Charles R. Kesler
• Morphogenetics-part I
  by D. Keith Mano
• An absolute moral void
• Quick-fix humanitarianism
  by Mona Charen
• Coleman Hawkins & Benny Carter
  by Ralph de Toledano
• 1985 Ad
  by William F. Buckley, Jr.
• Legitimizing the Contras
• No tropical jamboree
  by Roy Godson
• Ralph Waldo Emerson: days of encounter
  by Thomas P. McDonnell
• Reflections on von Bulow
  by Ernest van den Haag
• Leftist victories
  by Erik Von Kuehnelt-Leddihn
• With all disrespect: more uncivil liberties
  by David Brooks
• And, from the fever swamps
• Milan: the Japanese market
• Ethnocentrism in foreign policy: can we understand the third world?
  by Chilton Williamson, Jr.
• Tenure for the boss?
• Shakespeare in the White House
  by Richard Methia
• Conversations with Capote
  by Thomas P. McDonnell
• Better no aid
• Paris: those Pyrenees
• Kiss of the spider woman
  by John Simon
• 1986 Ad
• Secrecy and democracy: the CIA in transition
  by Kathleen Christison
• Taylor Caldwell, RIP
• San Marino; jump
• The dizziest season
  by Joe Mysak
• Immigration reform
  by John J. McLaughlin
• Mayor: an autobiography
  by Joseph Sobran
• The long surrender
  by Joe Mysak
• The Brennan doctrine
• Polarizing Catholics?
  by Michael Novak
• The lessons of Grenada
  by William F. Buckley, Jr.
• Education and culture
• How Jimmy Carter won the battle of the budget
  by M. Stanton Evan
• The other end of the lifeboat
  by William A. Hunter
• A triumph at the U.N
  by William F. Buckley, Jr.
• Breakthrough in Northern Ireland
• Holidays and holiness
  by Michael Novak
• Thinking about the unthinkable in the 1980s
  by Terry Teachout
• An English primer
  by Thomas Sowell
• Will Herberg: a passion for authenticity
  by Richard Neuhaus
• Ignoring the past
  by Anthony Harrigan
• Disabling America: the "rights industry" in our time
  by Chilton Williamson, Jr.
• Robert Welch, RIP
• The establishment vs. the people
  by James H. Andrews
• Ogilvy on advertising
  by Terry Teachout
• Just deserts
• Scribe
  by William F. Rickenbacker
• Small countries, large issues: studies in U.S.-Latin American asymmetries
  by Chilton Williamson, Jr.
• Ferment in Eastern Europe
  by Brian Crozier
• Slavery and human progress
  by Paul Gottfried
• Start cutting: turkey number one