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The Fire and the Dream
Music and Our Cultural Decline: Roger Scruton’s Conservative Response
One Cheer for Prohibition
The Fire and the Dream
by David B. Frisk
Nicholas Buccola's
The Fire Is Upon Us
reveals Buckley’s and Baldwin’s longstanding positions on civil rights and race.
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Music and Our Cultural Decline: Roger Scruton’s Conservative Response
by David D. Corey
To shut out all contemporary music without discriminating is not enough—we must attempt to re-educate popular tastes by critique.
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One Cheer for Prohibition
by Scott Yenor
What goes into one’s body can sometimes be an object for public concern; the question is when and how.
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Nicholas Buccola's The Fire Is Upon Us reveals Buckley’s and Baldwin’s longstanding positions on civil rights and race. 
To shut out all contemporary music without discriminating is not enough—we must attempt to re-educate popular tastes by critique. 
What goes into one’s body can sometimes be an object for public concern; the question is when and how. 
