Historical Events tagged with "national review"
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Launch of the National Review
The first issue of the National Review, a prominent conservative magazine, was published in New York City. Founded by William F. Buckley Jr., the magazine aimed to provide a platform for conservative viewpoints and analysis. It sought to challenge the liberal orthodoxy prevalent in American politics and culture at the time. The initial edition featured articles addressing significant political issues, cultural critiques, and defense of conservative values, marking a notable moment in the rise of modern conservative thought in the United States.
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