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A Time for Choosing: The Rise of Modern American Conservatism

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Introduction 1. The Birth of Postwar Conservatism 2. The Cold War Hits Home 3. A New Kind of Conservatism: The John Birch Society 4. The Case of Edwin A. Walker 5. Creating Conflagration: Barry Goldwater and the Republican Party 6. Buckley for Mayor 7. A New Kind of Conservative: Ronald Reagan 8. Passing the Torch: Organizations and Issues, 1968-1972 Conclusion

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