Samuel T. Francis
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Joseph Sobran
December 12, 2018
Joe Sobran books make great presents!
by Fran Griffin
President, Fitzgerald Griffin Foundation
Merry Christmas (almost)! If you are looking for a special gift for someone for Christmas, Consider buying one or more of these outstanding Joseph Sobran collections:
Joseph Sobran: The National Review Years: Articles from 1974-1991.
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Just $19.85
This is a new paperback edition, just published this year.
Joseph Sobran’s Subtracting Christianity: Essays on American Culture and Society.
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$27 postpaid or $32 for priority delivery
Considered by many to be one of the greatest essayists of the 20th century, Sobran was a prolific writer and nationally-syndicated columnist for more than 30 years. Often compared to G.K. Chesterton and H.L. Mencken, Joseph Sobran penned some of the finest essays in the English language.
The newly-published, Joseph Sobran: The National Review Years has 34 essays spanning 17 years of his writings in National Review magazine. It has a wide range of topics from those years (1974-91) including the Constitution, Christian morality, motion pictures, books, music, liberalism, tyranny, so-called gay rights, Shakespeare, and even baseball.
In his own inimitable style, Sobran writes with grace, eloquence, and wit. His penetrating and timeless insights help give clarity to our current culture war.
A wonderful complement to the National Review Years book is the collection: Joseph Sobran: Subtracting Christianity: Essays on American Culture and Society.
Joe Sobran was a prognosticator of the war on Christianity. In this 456-page book of 117 outstanding articles, Sobran unravels the perils of government intervention in our lives, the decline of the culture, and the abandonment of the U.S. Constitution.
And do not neglect to read the classic Sobran collection, which he himself compiled at the end of Bill Clinton’s presidency: Hustler: The Clinton Legacy
As Ronald Tacelli, S.J. commented on Hustler: “Joe Sobran transforms the most squalid subjects with his sparkling wit and unerring sense of the absurd. In the Clinton presidency, he found a subject worthy of his talent. Hustler: The Clinton Legacy is a chillingly hilarious book.”
Donate $66.80 to receive all three books.
Or, if you give a donation of $166.80 or more, you will receive the three Sobran books described above plus a special free gift,
Power & Betrayal: The Clinton Legacy, a 22-page commemorative booklet from 1997, including two Sobran essays and photographs of Joe.
Or if you give a donation of $316.80 or more, you will receive the three Sobran books described above plus two free gifts, Regime Change Begins at Home: Confessions of a Reactionary Utopian, snippets from Sobran’s newsletter Utopian (58 pages, published in 2006) in addition to Power & Betrayal: The Clinton Legacy, the 22-page commemorative booklet from 1997.
Donate $566.80 or more to receive the three books and two gifts described above PLUS a booklet of Sobran snippets, Anything Called a Program is Unconstitutional: Confessions of a Reactionary Utopian
(62 pages, published in 2001)
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