The Human Life Review [18 Issues, 1983-2000]

New York: The Human Life Foundation, 2000. Softcover. Very good. Published quarterly since 1975, the Human Life Review is the self-described "intellectual back-bone of the pro-life movement." The journal's primary focus is on abortion issues, but articles also present conservative and religous perspectives on contraception, medical genetics, prenatal testing, human cloning, fetal tissue experimentation, euthanasia, assisted suicide, welfare policy. The 18 issues offered here (12 from the period 1983-1987, 6 from 1998-2000) include content by Ronald Reagan ("Abortion and the Conscience of the Nation"), William. F. Buckley, Jr., Nat Hentoff, Clare Boothe Luce, Wesley J. Smith, Jack Kemp, Richard Neuhaus, William Murchison, and others. A valuable primary resource for study of the debate over abortion in the United States. All issues very good or better; please enquire for an itemized list.