New English Review
December 2011
A Miraculous Draught of Fishes by Jacopo Bassano
Mohammed & Charlemagne Revisited: An Introduction to the History of a Controversy
by Emmet Scott
Islam and Christianity: The Roots of Europe’s Religious Identity
by Richard L. Rubenstein
God and King in Sumeria by Mark Anthony Signorelli
Collectivist Dreams by David Wemyss
A Muslim Apostate Defends the West: An Interview with Ibn Warraq
by Jerry Gordon
Why the West is Best a review by Rebecca Bynum
Will Israel Win the Energy Prize in the Levant Basin?
by Jerry Gordon
The Bee and the Lamb (Part 2) by Takuan Seiyo
Casablanca: The Bogart-Hemingway Nexus by Sam Bluefarb
In the Court of the Tsadik by Geoffrey Clarfield
The Yemenites by Norman Berdichevsky
Reviewage: The Culture of Online Opinions by G. Kim Blank
Shakespeare’s Snobs by David P. Gontar
The Niqab and the Kneecap by Esmerelda Weatherwax
The Conservative Idea of Architecture: Conservation and Restoration
by David Hamilton
Who Do You Like the Best of Us? by Mary Jackson
An Advent Tale, Or, Christmas Miracles Do Happen
The Jolly Joker of Jerusalem by Thomas Ország-Land
I Want to Celebrate Winter by David Asia
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