New English Review
November 2006
NER November 2006
Baghdad: the sequel by Hugh Fitzgerald
Whistling Past the Graveyard by John Derbyshire
Of Mailer and Murder by Theodore Dalrymple
Islam, Predestination and Free Will by Rebecca Bynum
The Myth of the Golden Age of Tolerance in Medieval Muslim Spain by Norman Berdichevsky
Émile Zola: In Defence of the Jews translated by Jack Dixon
Traitors will be prosecuted by Alykhan Velshi
David Cameron’s Conservative Con by Hilaire de Sauveterre
In This House of Rye – Rumer Godden at Lamb House
by Esmerelda Weatherwax
Ruritania – a happy land by Mary Jackson
Over an Open Field by Colin Bower
& The Orchard by Ares Demertzis
Late Afternoon by Robert Bové
Since Pagans make the movies . . .
& Movies or What? by Mark Butterworth
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