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	FOREWORD TO ussell Kirk wrote often and eloquently about what he referred to as “the permanent things”—perduring conditions and needs that must be met if human society is to function well. Among these are a transce Add to Reading List Document Date: 2005-01-07 16:38:00 Open Document File Size: 30,31 KB Share Result on Facebook Continent America / / Country Japan / United States / Vietnam / / Event Employment Change / / Facility University of Notre Dame / / IndustryTerm printing / / Organization White House / University of Alabama / University of Notre Dame / / Person Marcus Tullius Kirk / George W. Bush / Jimmy Carter / Richard Nixon / Roman Cicero / Marcus Tullius / Ronald Reagan / Forrest McDonald / Russell Kirk / / Position author / president / / PublishedMedium the Detroit News / National Review / / SocialTag Conservatism in the United States Heritage Foundation Russell Kirk Cicero Roots of American Order Ronald Reagan Working: People Talk About What They Do All Day and How They Feel About What They Do United States Nationality Humanities

FOREWORD TO ussell Kirk wrote often and eloquently about what he referred to as “the permanent things”—perduring conditions and needs that must be met if human society is to function well. Among these are a transceAdd to Reading List