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Found 49 speeches from 1986

Donald G. M. Coxe: Concluding Remarks

1986 | Canada and the United States: A North American Agenda

Thomas Pangle: The Two Democracies: Why So Different?

1986 | Canada and the United States: A North American Agenda

Brigitte Berger: Roundtable: A Necessary Conversation

1986 | Conservatism: Identity and its Limits

Geoffrey E. Hale: Introduction of Edwin J. Feulner, Jr.

1986 | Canada and the United States: A North American Agenda

Donald G. M. Coxe: Report on The Charlottetown Society

1986 | Conservatism: Identity and its Limits

Elliott Abrams: Intervention in Latin America: Cuba Si, Yanqui No?

1986 | Conservatism: Identity and its Limits

Thomas Pangle: The Two Democracies: Why So Different? – Q & A

1986 | Canada and the United States: A North American Agenda

William Kristol: Roundtable: A Necessary Conversation

1986 | Conservatism: Identity and its Limits

Edwin J. Feulner, Jr.: The Art of Influencing Public Policy

1986 | Canada and the United States: A North American Agenda

M.E. Bradford: Rhetoric and Respectability: Conservatives and the Problem of Language

1986 | Conservatism: Identity and its Limits

Elliott Abrams: Intervention in Latin America: Cuba Si, Yanqui No? – Q & A

1986 | Conservatism: Identity and its Limits

Ernest van den Haag: Culture and Society – Panel Introduction

1986 | Canada and the United States: A North American Agenda

Leslie Lenkowsky: Roundtable: A Necessary Conversation

1986 | Conservatism: Identity and its Limits

Joseph A. Morris: The United Nations, Canada, and the Commonwealth

1986 | Canada and the United States: A North American Agenda

Ernest van den Haag: Roundtable: A Necessary Conversation – Panel Introduction

1986 | Conservatism: Identity and its Limits

John L. Ryan: The Neoconservatives: The Species and Their Origins – Panel Introduction

1986 | Conservatism: Identity and its Limits

Midge Decter: Culture and Society

1986 | Canada and the United States: A North American Agenda

R. Emmett Tyrrell, Jr.: Roundtable: A Necessary Conversation

1986 | Conservatism: Identity and its Limits

Owen Harries: The United Nations, Canada, and the Commonwealth

1986 | Canada and the United States: A North American Agenda

Brigitte Berger: Roundtable: A Necessary Conversation

1986 | Conservatism: Identity and its Limits

Edward Shapiro: The Neoconservatives: The Species and Their Origins

1986 | Conservatism: Identity and its Limits

Peter Brimelow: Culture and Society

1986 | Canada and the United States: A North American Agenda

Arthur A. Shenfield: The United Nations, Canada, and the Commonwealth

1986 | Canada and the United States: A North American Agenda

M. Stanton Evans: Roundtable: A Necessary Conversation

1986 | Conservatism: Identity and its Limits

Paul Gottfried: The Neoconservatives: The Species and Their Origins

1986 | Conservatism: Identity and its Limits

John L. Ryan: The Neoconservatives: The Species and Their Origins – Panel Introduction

1986 | Conservatism: Identity and its Limits

M. Stanton Evans: Can the West Defend Itself?

1986 | Canada and the United States: A North American Agenda

William Kristol: Roundtable: A Necessary Conversation

1986 | Conservatism: Identity and its Limits

Burton Yale Pines: The Neoconservatives: The Species and Their Origins

1986 | Conservatism: Identity and its Limits

James R. Evans: Supply Side Economics, Government and Taxation – Panel Introduction

1986 | Canada and the United States: A North American Agenda

Edward Shapiro: The Neoconservatives: The Species and Their Origins

1986 | Conservatism: Identity and its Limits

Morton Blackwell: Can the West Defend Itself?

1986 | Canada and the United States: A North American Agenda

Leslie Lenkowsky: Roundtable: A Necessary Conversation

1986 | Conservatism: Identity and its Limits

Stephen J. Tonsor: The Neoconservatives: The Species and Their Origins

1986 | Conservatism: Identity and its Limits

Bruce Bartlett: Supply Side Economics, Government and Taxation

1986 | Canada and the United States: A North American Agenda

Paul Gottfried: The Neoconservatives: The Species and Their Origins

1986 | Conservatism: Identity and its Limits

David Frum: Can the West Defend Itself?

1986 | Canada and the United States: A North American Agenda

R. Emmett Tyrrell, Jr.: Roundtable: A Necessary Conversation

1986 | Conservatism: Identity and its Limits

Donald G. M. Coxe: Report on The Charlottetown Society

1986 | Conservatism: Identity and its Limits

Sally Pipes: Supply Side Economics, Government and Taxation

1986 | Canada and the United States: A North American Agenda

Burton Yale Pines: The Neoconservatives: The Species and Their Origins

1986 | Conservatism: Identity and its Limits

Maurice Tugwell: Can the West Defend Itself?

1986 | Canada and the United States: A North American Agenda

Russell Kirk: Roundtable: A Necessary Conversation

1986 | Conservatism: Identity and its Limits

M.E. Bradford: Rhetoric and Respectability: Conservatives and the Problem of Language

1986 | Conservatism: Identity and its Limits

William Mackness: Supply Side Economics, Government and Taxation

1986 | Canada and the United States: A North American Agenda

Stephen J. Tonsor: The Neoconservatives: The Species and Their Origins

1986 | Conservatism: Identity and its Limits

Donald G. M. Coxe: Introduction of Thomas Pangle

1986 | Canada and the United States: A North American Agenda

Ernest van den Haag: Roundtable: A Necessary Conversation – Panel Introduction

1986 | Conservatism: Identity and its Limits

M.E. Bradford: Report on The Philadelphia Society

1986 | Conservatism: Identity and its Limits

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