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	The Conservative 100: The Most Influential Thinkers, Writers, Statesmen and Leaders from Aristotle to ... Jonah Goldberg Citadel Pr, 1997 average customer review:based on 6 reviews
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highly recommended

I am very confused

If Jonah never finished this book, how come you can buy it used (see above)?

jonah, jonah, wherefore art thou jonah?

Jonah, err, Mr. Goldberg, do you ever read the reviews to your non-existent book?

A nonexistent book by Jonah is still better...

...than most books currently in print. ("Living History" comes to mind.) And unlike Al Gore's recent tomes, no one can make jokes about Jonah's book being in a remainder bin in two weeks or being used as a doorstop. Possessing the sort of evanescent quality one only otherwise finds in libraries of books on French military bravery, Jonah's book is accurately described as "the quickest, most transparent, and brief listing of the world's top conservative thinkers" (from "Oh Say Can You See: Reviews of Hard-to-Find Books"). I highly recommend this book to people who, quite frankly, confess that they can never find the time to read.

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Bravo,Bravo, Bravo

This is one of the best books I have not read on conservatism. The sheer depth of insight that I did not see is blinding. I most certainly look forward to not reading his next book.

Brilliant from start to finish!!!

This book rules! Jonah spent ages and ages not watching TV while writing it, and Cosmo was nowhere to be seen! Plus, there were exclamation points galore! Many! Really!

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