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Russell Kirk
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Prescient even in 2022
Overall it is difficult to imagine that this book applied more in the year it was written than it does now.
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- Dustin
- 06-17-22
Fortune Tellling
Very good read. It explained a lot of things to me and I was really interested in how conservatives in the 1980s viewed the internet. It seems to have come true.
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- Luigi Grimaldi
- 07-24-15
A foundation for conservative virtues
After reading this book I felt that it touched my mind and spirit. Mr. Kirk intelligently discusses where we are with Western civilization. When this book was written it was the end of the Reagan era. Now we are in the crux of an enormous moral dilemma in Western society. Reading this book will hopefully enlighten the reader to understand the virtues.
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