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Townhall Books & Culture
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Conservative Bookstore
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Frontpage Bookstore |
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| Recommended by Members |
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Applied Economics,
Dr. Thomas Sowell |
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Hating Whitey,
David Horowitz |
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How to Talk to a Liberal,
Anne Coulter |
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None Dare Call it Treason,
John A. Stormer |
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Politics of Bad Faith,
David Horowitz |
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Radical Son,
David Horowitz |
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Slander,
Ann Coulter |
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Treason,
Anne Coulter |
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Vision of the Anointed: Self-Congratulation As a Basis for Social Policy,
Dr. Thomas Sowell |
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Witness,
Whittaker Chambers |
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| Foreign Policy |
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Inside the Asylum: Why the UN and Old Europe are Worse Than You Think,
Jed Babbin |
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Colossus: The Price of America's Empire,
Niall Ferguson |
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| Presidents, Good And Bad |
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The Real Jimmy Carter: How Our Worst Ex-President Undermines American
Foreign Policy, Coddles Dictators and Created the Party of Clinton
and Kerry,
Steven Hayward |
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The Age of Reagan, 1964-1980,
Steven Hayward |
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Churchill on Leadership,
Steven Hayward |
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Misunderestimated: How Bush is Beating Terrorism, Democrats, and the Press,
Bill Sammon |
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At Any Cost,
Bill Sammon |
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Fighting Back,
Bill Sammon |
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Presidential Leadership: Rating the Best and Worst in the White House,
by editors of the Wall Street Journal and the Federalist Society:
James Taranto, Leonard Leo, William J. Bennett |
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| The War On Terror |
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Endgame,
Tom McInerny and Paul Vallely |
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The French Betrayal of America,
Kenneth R. Timmerman |
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Selling Out America,
Kenneth R. Timmerman |
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| The Judiciary |
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Restoring the Lost Constitution,
Prof. Randy E. Barnett |
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| "That Person" |
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Rewriting History,
Dick Morris |
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| Political & Social Issues |
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Betrayal: How Union Bosses Shake Down Their Members and Corrupt
American Politics,
Linda Chavez and fellow union expert Daniel Gray |
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Affirmative Action Around the World,
Dr. Thomas Sowell |
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7 Myths of Working Mothers: Why Children and (Most) Careers Just Don't Mix,
Suzanne Venker |
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| Religion |
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Breaking the Da Vinci Code: Answers to the Questions Everyone's Asking,
New Testament scholar Prof. Darrell Bock |
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| Hollywood |
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Hollywood, Interrupted,
Andrew Breitbart (former aide to Matt Drudge) and Mark Ebner |
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| Manners & Morals |
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The Compleat Gentleman: The Modern Man's Guide to Chivalry,
Brad Miner |
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| Science |
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Junk Science Judo,
Steven Milloy |
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The Mind and the Brain,
Dr. Jeffrey Schwartz |
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Recommended by Austin Young Conservatives of Texas |
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| Conservative Campus Activism |
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The Conservative Revolution: How to Win the Battle for College Campuses,
Brendan Steinhauser, a member of YCT |
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| Philosophy |
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The Declaration of Independence, The Constitution, The Federalist Papers
(You should familiarize yourself with these documents.
Together they constitute a book.
One cannot claim to be a libertarian or conservative without knowing
the basic tenets of our foundation.
We urge you to read them and think carefully about what they mean.
What is their inspiration? What are they trying to achieve?) |
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| Economics |
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The Wealth of Nations,
Adam Smith.
(Published in 1776,
it remains the capitalist manifesto.) |
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| Literary Fiction |
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Anthem,
Ayn Rand.
(It is very short, 80 pages or so.
Introduces you to her view of individualism.
It is a rejection of collectivism, i.e., socialism, communism
and totalitarianism.) |
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Atlas Shrugged,
Ayn Rand |
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| Culture / Current Events |
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Letters To A Young Conservative,
Dinesh D'Souza.
(A great primer for conservative students.
It addresses campus issues and cultural issues.
He is a brilliant author, and used to engage in YCT-like events
at Dartmouth.) |
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What's So Great About America?,
Dinesh D'Souza |
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The Conservative Mind: from Burke to Eliot,
Russell Kirk
(This book launched the modern America conservative movement.
In it, Kirk explains "the conservative mind,"
by examining brilliant conservative minds throughout history.) |
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| Foreign Policy |
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America Unbound,
Ivo Daalder and James Lindsay
(Written by liberals.
A fair and balanced look at the foreign policy of George W. Bush.
This book is especially relevant to any person interested in
understanding the intellectual roots of Bush and his team.
It outlines the Bush Doctrine and tells how it breaks from
traditional American foreign policy.) |
