Vol. 3, No. 39

June 15, 1998

Cover Story
Goldwater, Right and Wrong
By Michael Barone, Gary Bauer, Jeffrey Bell, David Frum, Robert D. Novak
Also in This Issue
  • Pierre Manent's 'The City of Man' — Harvey Mansfield
  • The Other Victoria — Lauren Weiner
  • The Chinese Tradition — Charles Horner

This issue featured a major reassessment of Barry Goldwater's political legacy, with contributions from leading conservative voices Michael Barone, Gary Bauer, Jeffrey Bell, David Frum, and Robert D. Novak examining what was right and wrong about the Arizona senator's influence on conservatism. The magazine also explored Pierre Manent's examination of modernity in 'The City of Man,' covered pressing policy issues including Microsoft's antitrust battles under Joel Klein and Clinton's failed school reform efforts, and examined cultural figures like Victoria Woodhull. Editorial attention focused on the Clinton scandal with coverage of Linda Tripp and the continued investigation into the president's conduct.

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