ISI Books

•	Author of The Politics of Prudence
•	Author of Redeeming the Time
•	Author of Edmund Burke: A Genius Reconsidered
•	Author of The Essential Russell Kirk
•	Author of The American Cause
•	Contributor to Freedom and Virtue
•	Foreword to Visions of Order
•	Author of Eliot and His Age
•	Author of The Roots of American Order

Online Lectures

•	An Original Ghost Story
•	Burke and the American Revolution
•	Burke on Virtue
•	Centralization of Government II
•	Civilization without Religion
•	Davidson Against Leviathan
•	Decadence: Ancient and Modern
•	Donald Davidson and the Attack of the Violent
•	Fiction and the Armed Doctrine
•	Function and Nature of History
•	History and the Moral Imagination
•	Man of Letters
•	Our Classical Patrimony
•	Political Corruption and the Recovery of Virtue
•	Popular Government
•	Roman History -- Q&A
•	Roots of American Order
•	The Achievement of Eric Voegelin
•	The Enduring Influence of Irving Babbitt
•	The High Achievement of Christopher Dawson
•	The Idea of Order
•	The Moral Imagination & the Teaching of Virtue
•	The Promises & Perils of Christian Politics
•	The Purpose of a University
•	Transmitting the Western Heritage through Education

ISI Journals

•	The Soundness of Reinhold Niebuhr Charles C. Brown, Niebuhr and His Age: Reinhold Niebuhr's Prophetic Role in the Twentieth Century; Charles C. Brown, A Reinhold Niebuhr Reader: Selected Essays, Articles, and Book Reviews —Fall 1994, MA
•	Letters from Grub Street Paul Mattheisen, Arthur C. Young, Pierre Coustillas, The Collected Letters of George Gissing, Volume Three, 1886-1888 —Summer 1993, MA
•	A Conscript in the Desert, Half a Century Ago —Spring 1993, MA
•	Capitalism and the Moral Basis of Social Order —Winter 1992, MA
•	The Quickening of Imagination —Fall 1990, MA
•	Civilization without Religion? —Summer 1990, MA
•	II. Will American Caesars Arise? —Summer 1989, MA
•	Obdurate Adversaries of Modernity —Summer/Fall 1987, MA
•	Edmund Burke and the Future of American Politics —Spring 1987, MA
•	Why Edmund Burke is Studied —Summer/Fall 1986, MA
•	Cultural Debris: A Mordant Last Word —Fall 1994, IR
•	"A Revolution Not Made But Prevented" —Fall 1985, MA
•	The Wise Men Know What Wicked Things Are Written on the Sky —Spring 1985, MA
•	The Age of Sentiments —Summer/Fall 1983, MA
•	The Marriage of Rights and Duties —Spring 1992, IR
•	The Tension of Order and Freedom in the University —Spring 1983, MA
•	Right Reason Does Not Pay —Summer/Fall 1982, MA
•	The Living Edmund Burke —Summer/Fall 1982, MA
•	Virtue: Can It Be Taught? —Summer/Fall 1982, MA
•	The Architecture of Servitude and Boredom —Spring 1982, MA
•	Libertarians: the Chirping Sectaries —Fall 1981, MA
•	Three Pillars of Order: Edmund Burke, Samuel Johnson, Adam Smith —Summer 1981, MA
•	Criminal Character and Mercy —Fall 1980, MA
•	What Did Americans Inherit from the Ancients? —Spring 1989, IR
•	The End of Learning —Fall 1988, IR
•	Simplicity and Audacity in Reform: A Call for Reactionary Radicalism —Summer 1979, MA
•	The Necessity of Dogmas in Schooling —Winter 1978, MA
•	Enlivening the Conservative Mind —Spring 1986, IR
•	Perishing for Want of Imagery —Winter 1976, MA
•	Liberal Learning, Moral Worth, and Defecated Rationality —Winter 1975, MA
•	Promises and Perils of “Christian Politics” —Fall/Winter 1982, IR
•	Returning Humanity to History: The Example of John Lukacs —Fall/Winter 1980, IR
•	Chesterton, Madmen, and Madhouses —Winter 1971, MA
•	In God’s Own Good Time: Reflections Upon American Order —Spring 1973, IR
•	The University and Revolution: An Insane Conjunction —Winter 1969-70, IR
•	Decadence in the American University —Spring 1969, IR
•	George Orwell’s Despair —Fall 1968, IR
•	Comments on Zoll's "Social Thought of Russell Kirk" —Fall, 1974, PSR
•	School Plant, or Culture? —Fall 1959, MA
•	Humane Letters and the Clutch of Ideology —Fall, 1973, PSR
•	Cultural Debris: Two Conferences and the Future of Our Civilization —Spring 1958, MA
•	Drummond's The Kirk and the Continent —Fall 1957, MA
•	The Treason of the Clerks —Summer 1957, MA

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