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The next issue opens with a powerful Editor's note by Charles Kesler on the leaked Supreme Court draft opinion overturning Roe v. Wade and the blow to Progressivism that it foretells. National security expert Mark Helprin puts the war in Ukraine in perspective in his cover essay, "A Tragedy of Errors." Subscribers will also receive exclusive access to essays by Christopher Caldwell on Boris Johnson's political future, Andrew Klavan on Coleridge and Wordsworth's road from radicalism, William Voegeli on Trump's influence on the American Right, and a rare interview with the great Norman Podhoretz on the rise of the anti-American Left.
Among the book reviews, you'll find Lucas Morel on Abraham Lincoln and equality, Daniel Mahoney on the 1619 Project, Diana Schaub on pursuing happiness, Allen Guelzo on a bleak new multi-volume history of the United States, and so much more!
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