Christopher Muldor

Latest by Christopher Muldor in Chronicles

• Reviews

  September 1986

  The Mafioso

  According to some theorists, most of America's woes began with the arrival of big government in 1932. Before that time, so the story goes, liberty was the rule, the work ethic was alive and well, God was in the classroom, and all was well with the world.

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• Reviews

  August 1986

  Madman in the Dock

  When John Hinckley was acquitted in 1982 for his attempted assassination of the President, the verdict galvanized opposition to the insanity defense. Some lawmakers wanted to restrict the use of the defense or even abolish it altogether.

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• Reviews

  February 1986

  The Libertarian Temptation

  Is it possible for the traditional conservative concern with virtue and the good society to be reconciled with the libertarian emphasis on individual freedom? Should libertarianism be considered part of conservatism, or is it an alien presence?

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• Reviews

  October 1985

  Reagan's Rhetoric

  It may well be indicative of real progress in America that we are now able to read the Presidential speeches of a man that leading commentators frequently declared unelectable a decade ago.

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