A well-written narrative [that] must be considered the definitive
general history of the conservative movement." —Journal of American
Studies
"Critchlow helps frame the past [and] skillfully shows the
connection among ideas, institutions, and the conservative
ascendancy." —Michael Kimmage, New York Times Book Review
"Critchlow has contributed an essential volume to the growing
scholarship on conservatism in American politics. . . . Judicious,
discerning, and richly informative." —George H. Nash, author of The
Conservative Intellectual Movement in America Since 1945
"A readable and fair-minded account of one of the most important
themes in American politics over the last third of a century."
—Godfrey Hodgson, Journal of American History
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