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• Russell Kirk
  '''Russell Kirk''' (1918 – 29 April 1994) was an American political theorist, [[Ameri Russell Kirk was born in a house his grandfather built. He was the son of Russell Andrew
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• Russell Kirk/Approval
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• Russell Kirk/Definition
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• Russell Kirk/Related Articles
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• Russell Kirk
  '''Russell Kirk''' (1918 – 29 April 1994) was an American political theorist, [[Ameri Russell Kirk was born in a house his grandfather built. He was the son of Russell Andrew
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• Hillsdale College
  ...ence he had on overall policy, the distinguished conservative historian, [[Russell Kirk]], was a regular part-time lecturer. Kirk was opposed to libertarianism.
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• Political philosophy/Catalogs
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• Roots of American conservatism
  ...onservatism on the basis of post-Depression, post-war issues and concerns. Russell Kirk made an important initial contribution to this effort with his 1953 book '' ...ghts, and political forms they were supposed to defend in the Korean War" (Russell Kirk, ''The American Cause'')<ref>So as to drive home this point, later in that
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• Edmund Burke
  ...m]]. It began with Leo Strauss, ''Natural Right and History'' (1953), and Russell Kirk, ''The Conservative Mind from Burke to Santayana'' (1953). This interpretat
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• American conservatism
  ...an]] in the 1980s. Important writers and spokesmen of the past included [[Russell Kirk]], [[Milton Friedman]], [[William F. Buckley]], [[Frederick Hayek]] and [[L ...ciples for a conservative political movement were hashed out in books like Russell Kirk's ''The Conservative Mind'' (1953) and in the pages of the magazine ''Natio
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• History/Catalogs/Historians by area of study
  * [[Russell Kirk]], conservative ideas
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