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''The Conservative Mind'', the published version of Kirk's doctoral dissertation, helped revive interest in [[Edmund Burke]] as well as:

''The Conservative Mind'', the published version of Kirk's doctoral dissertation, helped revive interest in [[Edmund Burke]] as well as:

*Conservative European and American statesmen such as [[John Adams]], [[George Canning]], [[John C. Calhoun]], [[Joseph de Maistre]], [[Benjamin Disraeli]], and [[Arthur Balfour]];

*Conservative European and American statesmen such as [[John Adams]], [[George Canning]], [[John C. Calhoun]], [[Joseph de Maistre]], [[Benjamin Disraeli]], and [[Arthur Balfour]];

*The conservative side of such well-known authors as [[Samuel Taylor Coleridge]], [[Walter Scott]], [[James Fenimore Cooper]], [[Nathaniel Hawthorne]], [[James Russell Lowell]], [[George Gissing]], [[George Santayana]], and [[T. S. Eliot]];

*The conservative side of such well-known authors as [[Samuel Taylor Coleridge]], [[Walter Scott]], [[James Fenimore Cooper]], [[Nathaniel Hawthorne]], [[James Russell Lowell]], [[George Gissing]], [[George Santayana]], and [[Thomas Stearns Eliot]];

*Onscure British and American authors such as [[Fisher Ames]], [[John Randolph of Roanoke]], [[Orestes Brownson]], [[John Henry Newman]], [[Walter Bagehot]], [[Henry Maine]], [[Edwin Lawrence Godkin]], [[Leslie Stephen]], [[Albert Venn Dicey]], [[Paul Elmer More]], and [[Irving Babbitt]]. ''The Portable Conservative Reader'' (1982), which Kirk edited, contains sample writings by most of the authors he favored.

*Onscure British and American authors such as [[Fisher Ames]], [[John Randolph of Roanoke]], [[Orestes Brownson]], [[John Henry Newman]], [[Walter Bagehot]], [[Henry Maine]], [[Edwin Lawrence Godkin]], [[Leslie Stephen]], [[Albert Venn Dicey]], [[Paul Elmer More]], and [[Irving Babbitt]]. ''The Portable Conservative Reader'' (1982), which Kirk edited, contains sample writings by most of the authors he favored.