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06.05.25

Hamas: Politics, Charity, and Terrorism in the Service of Jihad

So many people have opinions on the Gaza war. So few understand it.
06.05.25

Harper’s Team

You have to be almost elderly to remember the last time the Republicans lost a presidential election in a straight two-way fight.
06.05.25

Hitler's Beneficiaries

Gotz Aly’s Hitler’s Beneficiaries doesn’t look like an explosive book. Written in a dry, unsensational style, it studies that driest and least sensational of subjects: public finance.
05.19.09

How Rome Fell

Over the past three years, three excellent and important new books have been published on the end of the Roman Empire.
06.05.25

The Hunchback of Notre Dame

What maniac at the Walt Disney Corporation could have had the idea of attempting to transform Victor Hugo’s grim Gothic masterpiece, The Hunchback of Notre Dame, into an animated cartoon?
06.05.25

Imperial Spain

“Where is human nature so weak as in a bookstore?” I once saw this aphorism posted in a bookstore.
06.05.25

In Praise of Prejudice

Theodore Dalrymple is the pseudonym of Anthony Daniels, a British prison psychiatrist well known I think to NRO readers for his dark, intimate views of the bottom of British society.
06.04.12

In the Shadow of the Sword

Over the past century, modern scholarship has pretty thoroughly debunked the standard story of the birth of Islam.
06.05.25

Independent Nation

John P. Avlon’s Independent Nation would be an interesting book under any circumstances.
02.19.09

Infidel

Ayaan Hirsi Ali’s Infidel is one of the major memoirs of the age: a stunning story of a courageous human spirit emancipating herself from ignorance and oppression.
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