Topic 15:  Book Reviews

Bad for the Health, but No One Dares Say so, by Danielle Crittenden

A Long, Estranged Trip, by Kyle Smith

Democracy's Cautious Fan, by Christopher Willcox

The Rewards of Recognizing a Job Well Done, by Daniel Akst

TV's Evangelist for Capitalism, by John Fund

Out of Europe, by Luuk Van Middelaar

Oxford Companion to Food, by Alan Davidson reviewed by Aram Bakshian Jr. under Gastronomy

The Dark Side of 'Charisma,' by Adam Wolfson

Southern Discomfiters, by Stuart Ferguson

Lofty Principles and their Real-World Origins, by Joshua Muravchik

The Curious Problem of Having More Than You Need, by Brink Lindsey

Making Sense of a World Turned Upside Down, by Thomas Pavel

At the Twilight of Empire, the Origins of Conflict, by Amy Dockser Marcus

How to Think About the 1930’s, by Alonzo Hamby

Lamb of God, Social Philosopher, by Christopher Levenick

Sounding the Nazi Alarm, by Ian Johnson

Rand the the Right, by Brian Doherty

Big Shots, Born Again, by John Schmalzbauer

A Congregation of Customers, by Naomi Riley

Discovering the Real Robert E. Lee, by Fergus Bordewich

Wilson’s Less Than Ideal Record on Freedom, by Jonathan Karl

Gene Master, by Ronald Bailey

An Industry Gets Animated, by Paul Boutin

Scared Senseless, by Ronald Bailey

The Praise Craze, by Dana Mack

The Past's Partisans: The Conservatives, by William Anthony Hay    

**Unless noted otherwise, all of the items listed are linked with permission to Proquest National Newspapers

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