March 22, 2004 Issue, NATIONAL REVIEW

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- Letters, pp. 2-3
- For the Record, pp. 4-5
- The Week, pp. 6-15
- Notes & Asides, p. 16
- Safety in Numbers...
  John O'Sullivan
  , pp. 17-19
  The limits of unilateralism
- Money Makes His World Go 'Round
  Byron York
  , pp. 20-21
  An unknown story about John Kerry
- Virginia Is for Taxers
  Stephen Moore
  , pp. 22-25
  Are Republicans Republicans in the Old Dominion? Anywhere else?
- The Abolition of Sex
  John Derbyshire
  , pp. 26-27
  Don't worry---only in the law. Only!
- Going Timeless
  Jay Nordlinger
  , pp. 28-31
  Who dares give up the 'newspaper of record'?
- Right Fights
  Ramesh Ponnuru
  , pp. 32-34
  In Pennsylvania and elsewhere, conservative voters need to get serious
- 'He That Stands It Now...'
  David Frum
  , pp. 35-37
  A writer responds to his critics
- Not Amnesty but Attrition
  Mark Krikorian
  , pp. 38-41
  The way to go on immigration
- Help!!!, pp. 42-43
- The Long View
  Rob Long
  , p. 44
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  Tumbling Down (Review)
  Peter Robinson
  , pp. 45-46
  The Fall of the Berlin Wall, by William F. Buckley, Jr.
  1. The Fall of the Berlin Wall by William F. Buckley, Jr.
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  To the Bitter End (Review)
  Ronald Radosh
  , pp. 47-49
  Alger Hiss's Looking-Glass Wars, by G. Edward White
  1. Alger Hiss's Looking-Glass Wars by G. Edward White
- Works
  Sarah Bramwell
  , p. 50
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  Blyth Spirit (Review)
  Kate O'Beirne
  , p. 51
  Spin Sisters, by Myrna Blyth
  1. Spin Sisters by Myrna Blyth
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  Shrewd, But Small (Review)
  John Derbyshire
  , pp. 52-53
  Generalissimo: Chiang Kai-Shek and the China He Lost, by Jonathan Fenby
  1. Generalissimo: Chiang Kai-Shek and the China He Lost by Jonathan Fenby
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  Dutch, Reformed (Review)
  S.T. Karnick
  , p. 54
  God and Ronald Reagan, by Paul Kengor
  1. God and Ronald Reagan by Paul Kengor
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  Shelf Life: Pure Simon (2 Reviews)
  Michael Potemra
  , p. 55
  A Time for Reflection: An Autobiography, by William E. Simon and John M. Caher
  1. A Time for Reflection: An Autobiography by William E. Simon and John M. Caher
  2. America's Inadvertent Empire by William E. Odom and Robert Dujarric
- City Desk: Voice of the People
  Richard Brookhiser
  , pp. 56-57
  Expert witness Richard Brookhiser visits City Hall
- On the Right
  Wm. F. Buckley Jr.
  , pp. 58-59
- Happy Warrior
  Mark Steyn
  , pp. 60-62
- Cover
  Bradley C. Bower