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The article presents the author's comments on conservative thinker and activist Samuel Francis, who was a critic of the American conservatism. The author mentions how Francis' essays were published in small-circulation journals and his attacks on globalism admired by paleoconservative right-wing peo...

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Publicado en:First Things: A Monthly Journal of Religion & Public Life no. 296; pp. 85 - 104
Autor principal: Rose, Matthew
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Publicado: Institute on Religion & Public Life Oct2019
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