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polemicist

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Which means that a thinker and polemicist like Irving Kristol could make the journey from Trotskyite to neo-conservative and still be at the centre of American intellectual life.
Billington said: "Harold was a political figure, a polemicist and carried on fierce battles against American foreign policy and often British foreign policy, but in private he was the most incredibly loyal of friends and generous of human beings.
This new collection of columns by Walter Williams (Whose work often appears in HUMAN EVENTS) will delight liberty-loving readers-plus anyone who simply enjoys watching a fine polemicist make a great argument.
 
 
 
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