Living It Up with National Review
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Author: Priscilla Buckley
Format: Hardback
Number of Pages: 247
In an affectionate and hilarious memoir of her forty-three years at National Review, Priscilla Buckley takes her readers behind the scenes at the magazine that came to define American conservatism. With her brother William F. Buckley leading a ?brilliant but highly combustible? cast of characters, she recounts the adventures and antics of the intellectuals, writers, and statesmen who built the most formidable movement in contemporary politics. Miss Buckley's insider's account of daily life at National Review includes anecdotes that will become part of the folklore of conservatism: the scandalous origins of the Willmoore Kendall Memorial Couch, Arthur Schlesinger's prize donkey, and NR's own version of the Pentagon Papers, to name a few.
Author: Priscilla Buckley
Format: Hardback
Number of Pages: 247
In an affectionate and hilarious memoir of her forty-three years at National Review, Priscilla Buckley takes her readers behind the scenes at the magazine that came to define American conservatism. With her brother William F. Buckley leading a ?brilliant but highly combustible? cast of characters, she recounts the adventures and antics of the intellectuals, writers, and statesmen who built the most formidable movement in contemporary politics. Miss Buckley's insider's account of daily life at National Review includes anecdotes that will become part of the folklore of conservatism: the scandalous origins of the Willmoore Kendall Memorial Couch, Arthur Schlesinger's prize donkey, and NR's own version of the Pentagon Papers, to name a few.
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NB: This is a secondhand book in very good condition. See our FAQs for more information. Please note that the jacket image is indicative only. A description of our secondhand books is not always available. Please contact us if you have a question about this title.
Author: Priscilla Buckley
Format: Hardback
Number of Pages: 247
In an affectionate and hilarious memoir of her forty-three years at National Review, Priscilla Buckley takes her readers behind the scenes at the magazine that came to define American conservatism. With her brother William F. Buckley leading a ?brilliant but highly combustible? cast of characters, she recounts the adventures and antics of the intellectuals, writers, and statesmen who built the most formidable movement in contemporary politics. Miss Buckley's insider's account of daily life at National Review includes anecdotes that will become part of the folklore of conservatism: the scandalous origins of the Willmoore Kendall Memorial Couch, Arthur Schlesinger's prize donkey, and NR's own version of the Pentagon Papers, to name a few.
Author: Priscilla Buckley
Format: Hardback
Number of Pages: 247
In an affectionate and hilarious memoir of her forty-three years at National Review, Priscilla Buckley takes her readers behind the scenes at the magazine that came to define American conservatism. With her brother William F. Buckley leading a ?brilliant but highly combustible? cast of characters, she recounts the adventures and antics of the intellectuals, writers, and statesmen who built the most formidable movement in contemporary politics. Miss Buckley's insider's account of daily life at National Review includes anecdotes that will become part of the folklore of conservatism: the scandalous origins of the Willmoore Kendall Memorial Couch, Arthur Schlesinger's prize donkey, and NR's own version of the Pentagon Papers, to name a few.
Living It Up with National Review
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