%0 Journal Article
%T Dogancan  zsel (ed.) Reflections on Conservatism (Newcastle: Cambridge Scholars Publishing, 2011)
%A Garrett Barden
%J Nordicum-Mediterraneum
%D 2012
%I 
%X In the foreword to his The Ancien R¨¦gime and the Revolution (1856) Alexis de Tocqueville wrote that ¡°No nation had ever before embarked on so resolute an attempt as that of the French in 1789 to break with the past, to make, as it were, a scission in their life line and to create an unbridgeable gulf between all they had hitherto been and all they now aspired to be. ...in a word, they spared no pains in their endeavour to obliterate their former selves.¡±
%K Antell
%K Ataturk
%K Burke
%K Cameron
%K Conservatism
%K Denmark
%K Fergusson
%K France
%K Hegel
%K Hungary
%K Jonas
%K Justinian
%K libertarianism
%K McMurtry
%K Sarkozy
%K Thatcher
%K Turkey
%K UK
%K Ulpian
%K United States
%U http://nome.unak.is/nm-marzo-2012/vol-7-n-1-2012/37-book-review/117-dogancan-oezsel-ed-reflections-on-conservatism-newcastle-cambridge-scholars-publishing-2011