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New to The New Criterion ?

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By James Tuttleton, Robert Erickson, Brooke Allen
| The New Criterion Verified
Jan Steen, Peasants Merrymaking Outside an Inn, ca. 1676, Oil on canvas, Leiden Collection. On view in “Old Masters, New Amsterdam,” at the New-York Historical Society. The Critic’s Notebook Purchase this and other timeless New Criterion essays in our hard-copy reprint series.
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Záleskautky

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By Brooke Allen, Nate Diana Stevenson
| databazeknih.cz
Jak by vypadaly Rychlé šípy, kdyby vznikly ve 21. století? Přesně jako Záleskautky! Pět nejlepších kamarádek si chce užít léto na dívčím skautském táboře a utužit svoje přátelství, jenže jim plány neustále hatí tříoké lišky, vodní příšery nebo zdivočelí skauti z chlapeckého tábora. Naštěstí nemají problém tomu všemu nakopat zadek a klidně i vyhrát páku nad oživlou sochou. A když budou mít štěstí, ani nenakrknou potetovanou vedoucí.
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Fox and Friend | The Hudson Review

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By Brooke Allen
| The Hudson Review Verified
If the last decade has taught us anything, it is that politics is theater. And seldom have two more histrionically gifted performers strutted the political stage than Charles James Fox (1749–1806) and Edmund Burke (1729–1797), allies on the liberal wing of the Whig party through an era of high drama; their long friendship foundered only late in their careers, with the outbreak of the French Revolution.
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