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    -PROFILE: Richard M. Weaver (1910-1963) (Religion & Liberty)
    -Richard M. Weaver (Wikipedia)
    -ESSAY: Life Without Prejudice: Would be life without principle, as Dr. Johnson and H. L. Mencken knew. (Richard M. Weaver, Summer 1957, Modern Age)
    -ARCHIVES: Richard M. Weaver (Modern Age)
    -ESSAY: Oakeshott and Weaver: Two Types of Conservatism (William Reddinger, March 21, 2024, Online Library of Liberty)
    -REVIEW ESSAY: A Great Individualist: H. L. Mencken may be known as a curmudgeon, but he’s best understood as a conservative. (Richard M. Weaver, Spring 1962, Modern Age)
    -EXCERPT: Introduction to Ideas Have Consequences
    -EXCERPT: CHAPTER II: DISTINCTION AND HIERARCHY (Richard Weaver, Ideas Have Consequences)
    -QUOTATIONS: Richard Weaver (Conservative Forum)
    -Weaver Fellowship (ISI)
    -ESSAY: Right Thinking Richard Weaver (Stephen Goode, Feb 8, 1999, Insight on the News)
    -ESSAY: Richard M. Weaver on Civilization, Ontology, and War (Joseph R. Stromberg, February 27, 2001, Anti-War)
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    -ESSAY: Irving Babbitt & Richard Weaver: Conservative Sages (George Panichas, August 16th, 2023, Imaginative Conservative)
    -ESSAY: Ideas Still Have Consequences: Richard Weaver on Nominalism & Relativism (Darrell Falconburg, December 6th, 2020, Imaginative Conservative)
    -ESSAY: Richard M. Weaver: Philosopher From Dixie (Joe Scotchie, Southern Events)
    -ESSAY: Richard Weaver: Historian of the South (Thomas E. Woods, Jr., Lew Rockwell)
    -ESSAY: Weaver of Liberty (Joseph Stromberg, March 06, 2001, Mises.org)
    -ESSAY: Ideas Have Consequences" and Biased Reason (Ellen Myers, Creationism.org)
    -ESSAY: Ideas Have Consequences (Richard Kew)
    -ESSAY: Ideas Still Have Consequences (Rev. Dale Tedder)
    -ESSAY: IDEAS AND ACTIONS DO HAVE CONSEQUENCES (Westminster Presbyterian)
    -ARTICLE: Ted Smith Becomes Leading Scholar on Conservative Icon Richard Weaver (VCU)
    Richard M. Weaver (Know Southern History)
    WEAVER & PERELMAN
    -ESSAY: Quintilian & Richard Weaver: Their Treatment Of the "Noble Orator" (Glen Dunn, Bradley.edu)
    -ESSAY: The Narrative of Freedom: Reflections on Memory and the Role of Rhetoric in a Civil Society (Vigen Guroian, Breakpoint)
    -ESSAY: Power-Politics - Vs. Ecclesiastical Cultures (David Rockett, Fall 1994, Contra Mundum)
    -BOOK SITE: Richard M. Weaver, 1910-1963: A Life of the Mind by Fred Douglas Young (University of Missouri Press)
    -ESSAY: The Metaphysics of Conservatism (Edward Feser, 12 Jan 2006, Tech Central Station)
    -ESSAY: Politics of Progress (James R. Harrigan, 02 May 2003, Tech Central Station)
    -ESSAY: The Burke Habit: Prudence, skepticism and "unbought grace." (JEFFREY HART, December 27, 2005, Opinion Journal)
    -ARCHIVES: "richard weaver" (Find Articles)
    -REVIEW: of Ideas Have Consequences (Notes on Books by Gerard Reed)
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    -REVIEW: of Ideas JHave Consequences (Francis P. Sempa, University Bookman)
    -No. 21 - Richard Weaver: Ideas Have Consequences (Dr. Enrico Peppe, 7 January 2004, IC's Top 25 Philosophical and Ideological Conservative Books)
    -REVIEW: of In Defense of Tradition: Collected Shorter Writings of Richard M. Weaver, 1929-1963, Edited by Ted J. Smith III (David Bovenizer, Virginia Institute for Public Policy)