Complete works of Ralph de Toledano (300)

1. 1947 Frontiers of Jazz · Editor/compiler
2. 1947 How communism demoralizes youth
3. 1947 “Acid Test for AVC” · Plain Talk
4. 1947 “Is Native Fascism a Menace?” · Plain Talk
5. 1947 “More Books of the Week: Expatriates End (Review): Cervantes, by Aubrey F.G. Bell” · Commonweal
6. 1948 “As Others See It (Review): Politics in the Empire State, by Warren Moscow” · Commonweal
7. 1948 “Autobiography in Time” · The Saturday Review
8. 1948 “Communism in Latin America” · Human Events
9. 1948 “Mr. Wilson's Five Points (Review): Between Fear and Hope, by S.L. Shneiderman” · Commonweal
10. 1948 “The Screen: Where Men Are Men (Review): The Rise of the Spanish American Empire, by Salvador de Madariaga” · Commonweal
11. 1948 “When Is a Red Herring?” · Plain Talk
12. 1949 “Music: The Cult of the Conductor” · American Mercury
13. 1950 Seeds of treason
14. 1950 “David Antiphons” · American Scholar
15. 1951 “Gravediggers of America: Part II: How Stalin's Disciples Review Books” · American Mercury
16. 1951 “The Book Reviewers Sell Out China” · American Mercury
17. 1952 Spies, Dupes, and Diplomats · Duell, Sloan and Pearce
18. 1953 “Junior's Misses” · American Mercury
19. 1953 “The Sad Story of Lamar Caudle” · American Mercury
20. 1953 “The Soft Underbelly of the U.S.A.” · American Mercury
21. 1955 Day of Reckoning · Novel
22. 1956 Nixon · Biography
23. 1956 “Notes for a Controversy” · National Review
24. 1956 “The Daily Worker Finds Friends” · National Review
25. 1957 “Arts and Manners” · National Review
26. 1957 “It's Still the Soviet Party” · National Review
27. 1957 “The Context of Liberalism” · National Review
28. 1957 “The Hiss Maneuver: A Symposium” · National Review
29. 1958 “A Spy for Stalin” · National Review
30. 1958 “An Introduction to Violence” · National Review
31. 1958 “Books in Brief (Review): The Cloud of Unknowing, by Ira Progoff” · National Review
32. 1958 “Music: Mr. Hume and Mr. Dragon” · National Review
33. 1959 “This We Face” · American Mercury
34. 1960 Lament for a Generation · Memoir
35. 1960 “Books in Brief (Review): The Disinherited, by Michel del Castillo” · National Review
36. 1960 “Records: Berlioz” · National Review
37. 1960 “Records: Billie's Blues” · National Review
38. 1960 “The Artistry of Juliette Greco” · National Review
39. 1961 “National Trends” · National Review
40. 1961 “Records: Callas or Tebaldi?” · National Review
41. 1961 “Records: Empress of the Blues” · National Review
42. 1961 “Records: Jazz in the Thirties” · National Review
43. 1961 “The Poetry of the Beats” · National Review
44. 1962 “Records: A Matter of Listening” · National Review
45. 1962 “Records: Mozart's Statement of Faith” · National Review
46. 1963 The Greatest Plot in History · Arlington House
47. 1963 The winning side
48. 1963 The Winning Side: The Case for Goldwater Republicanism · Political non-fiction
49. 1964 “Books, Arts, Manners: When the Big Job Is at Stake, The Big Man, by Henry J. Taylor” · National Review
50. 1964 “If It's Goldwater v. Johnson, Who Will Win?” · National Review
51. 1964 “Is It So Certain President Johnson Will Win?” · Human Events
52. 1964 “Lodge: The Little Man Who Wasn't There” · National Review
53. 1964 “Records: From a Great Spanish Cancionero” · National Review
54. 1964 “Records: The Duke” · National Review
55. 1964 “Records: The Wonderful Musicals” · National Review
56. 1964 “The Race Issue and the Campaign: A Negro Minority vs. a White Majority?” · National Review
57. 1965 “But What About the 'Radical Left'?” · Human Events
58. 1965 “Education Bill's Loyalty Oath Is Under Fire” · Human Events
59. 1965 “Foreign Aid – The Year of Decision?” · Human Events
60. 1965 “Free Enterprise Victory in Turkey Pains State Dept.” · Human Events
61. 1965 “House Rollcall Looks Ahead” · Human Events
62. 1965 “Inside Castro's Subversion Mills” · Human Events
63. 1965 “LBJ's Aid-To-Soviets Policy Only Strengthens Red Muscle” · Human Events
64. 1965 “Left-Wing British Poet Named to Library of Congress Post” · Human Events
65. 1965 “Mr. Truman Continues to Rewrite History” · Human Events
66. 1965 “Records: Bach, the Baroque, and the Fuge” · National Review
67. 1965 “Records: Gustav Mahler – The Sadness of Horns” · National Review
68. 1965 “Records: Henderson, Basie, and Big-Band Jazz” · National Review
69. 1965 “Red China's Record – A Challenge to Peace” · Human Events
70. 1965 “Red Strategy for Conquering All Southeast Asia” · Human Events
71. 1965 “Some Thoughts on the Supreme Court” · Human Events
72. 1965 “Ten Pillars of Economic Wisdom” · Human Events
73. 1965 “The Great Society Imposes 'Tax' on Bread” · Human Events
74. 1965 “The Myths of Federal Aid to Education and the Facts” · Human Events
75. 1965 “Those 'Harmless' Left-Wing Extremists” · Human Events
76. 1966 “America's Younger Voters: Are They Going Republican?” · Human Events
77. 1966 “British Abet Rhodesian Violence” · Human Events
78. 1966 “Castro Confirms Existence of Secret Pacts” · Human Events
79. 1966 “Conservative Students Have Not Given Up the Fight at Berkeley” · Human Events
80. 1966 “Democrats Begin to Admit Rationing Is in the Works” · Human Events
81. 1966 “Does IRS Grant Tax Exemption to Law-Defying Unions?” · Human Events
82. 1966 “Does the White House Now Make Our Laws?” · Human Events
83. 1966 “Federal 'Data Bank' Could Destroy Privacy: Plans Already Under Way” · Human Events
84. 1966 “Is Race the Issue in Rhodesia?” · Human Events
85. 1966 “Labor Wants More From Congress: Boycotts and Picketing Head List” · Human Events
86. 1966 “Many Michigan Republicans Are Wary of Their Governor” · Human Events
87. 1966 “Portugal Confused By U.S. Stand on Angola” · Human Events
88. 1966 “Reapportionment Fight Quickens” · Human Events
89. 1966 “Rules for Wage-Price Controls Are Already Drafted: Administration's Big Secret” · Human Events
90. 1966 “State Department Declares War on Rhodesians in U.S.” · Human Events
91. 1966 “The AFL-CIO's Tax-Exempt Status: Is It Legal?” · Human Events
92. 1966 “The French Blunder in Viet Nam” · Human Events
93. 1966 “Will LBJ Swing Right or Left?” · Human Events
94. 1967 R.F.K: The Man Who Would Be President · Putnam, 1967
95. 1967 “'Long Hot Summer' Begins in Washington” · Human Events
96. 1967 “A Dubious Dirksen Victory” · Human Events
97. 1967 “Federal Educationists Finally See Aid Dangers” · Human Events
98. 1967 “How the Soviet Lobby Pressures Congress” · Human Events
99. 1967 “How Two Possible GOP Candidates Are Faring: Reagan in California” · Human Events
100. 1967 “LBJ's 'Little List' of Cabinet Changes” · Human Events
101. 1967 “More on Hoover-Kennedy 'Bugging' Controversy” · Human Events
102. 1967 “Needed: A Thorough Congressional Probe of CIA” · Human Events
103. 1967 “New Signs of Trouble in the Middle East” · Human Events
104. 1967 “Once Again IRS Is Playing Politics with Tax Exemptions” · Human Events
105. 1967 “Rocky's White House Strategy Becomes More Obvious” · Human Events
106. 1967 “Russia, Si – Rhodesia, No” · Human Events
107. 1967 “Scandal Breaks Out in Electrical Union” · Human Events
108. 1967 “State Department Distorts Soviet Treaty Violations” · Human Events
109. 1967 “State Department Misses Boat in Latin America” · Human Events
110. 1967 “TFX: Scandal That Won't Die” · Human Events
111. 1967 “The 'New Politics': Mixture of Racism, Communism and Blackmail” · Human Events
112. 1967 “The Case of the Missing Wage-Price Controls” · Human Events
113. 1967 “U.S. Liberals Batted Zero on Israel's Quick Victory” · Human Events
114. 1967 “Why Americans Die in Viet Nam: Undermanned and Underequipped” · Human Events
115. 1968 America, I Love You · Non-fiction
116. 1968 “'Uptight': The Black Power Story?” · Human Events
117. 1968 “1960 and 1968: A Comparison” · Human Events
118. 1968 “Administration's Rhodesian Policy Aids USSR” · Human Events
119. 1968 “Air Force Association Plan for Ending the War” · Human Events
120. 1968 “Conversation With A Mexican Farm Worker” · Human Events
121. 1968 “Creating Another Nixon 'Conspiracy'” · Human Events
122. 1968 “Day of Reckoning for Labor Bosses?” · Human Events
123. 1968 “De-Mything Nixon's Past” · Human Events
124. 1968 “Free Enterprise Gives U.S. Highest Standard of Living” · Human Events
125. 1968 “LBJ Strategy: Switch 'Surtax' to 'War' Tax” · Human Events
126. 1968 “More Trouble Brewing in Puerto Rico” · Human Events
127. 1968 “Plan in Works for New Central Security Agency” · Human Events
128. 1968 “The 90th Congress: R.I.P.” · Human Events
129. 1968 “The Eastern Establishment: Stronger Than Ever in Capital” · Human Events
130. 1968 “The State Department's 'Spend It Quick' Policy” · Human Events
131. 1968 “Which Advisor Will Nixon Listen to This Year?” · Human Events
132. 1968 “Will Platform Writers Tackle Social Security?” · Human Events
133. 1968 “Will Smears Work This Year?” · Human Events
134. 1969 One man alone
135. 1969 One Man Alone: Richard Nixon · Updated Nixon biography
136. 1969 “After the Stalemate, What?” · Human Events
137. 1969 “AID Funds Private Group Pushing AID Programs” · Human Events
138. 1969 “Anti-Americanism in the Philippines” · Human Events
139. 1969 “Austerity and the U.S. Space Program” · Human Events
140. 1969 “Battle of the Books--and Ad” · Human Events
141. 1969 “Behind the Post Office Reform Defeat: Exclusive Report” · Human Events
142. 1969 “Behind the SIU's Mammoth Political Contributions” · Human Events
143. 1969 “Crime in the Nation's Capital” · Human Events
144. 1969 “Decline of American Naval Power” · Human Events
145. 1969 “Empty Compromises on Federal Spending Cuts” · Human Events
146. 1969 “Featherbedding: A Soft Touch” · Human Events
147. 1969 “Fierce Leadership Struggle Behind General Electric Strike” · Human Events
148. 1969 “Good Postal Service Still a Mirage” · Human Events
149. 1969 “How to Guarantee an Honest Election” · Human Events
150. 1969 “How Unions Are Moving to Trap the Farm Workers” · Human Events
151. 1969 “New Bombings in Puerto Rico” · Human Events
152. 1969 “One Judge Who's Tough on Criminals” · Human Events
153. 1969 “Poverty and Social Disorder: Was It Planned That Way?” · Human Events
154. 1969 “Putting the Post Office on Its Feet” · Human Events
155. 1969 “Questioning Gallup's Questions” · Human Events
156. 1969 “S.8 Would Compel Farm Workers to Join a Union” · Human Events
157. 1969 “Should Labor Unions Be Taxed?” · Human Events
158. 1969 “Time Marches on Haynsworth” · Human Events
159. 1969 “Vice President Agnew's 'Ten Commandments'” · Human Events
160. 1969 “What Arab Terrorist Fear” · Human Events
161. 1969 “Why Negroes Demonstrated in Pittsburgh” · Human Events
162. 1969 “Why Should We Continue Foreign Aid?” · Human Events
163. 1969 “Will Unions Be Included in the Tax Reform?” · Human Events
164. 1970 Claude Kirk: Man and Myth · Biography, with Philip V. Brennan Jr.
165. 1971 Little Cesar · Biography of Spiro Agnew
166. 1972 Satchmo at the National Press Club: Red Beans and Rice-ly Yours · liner notes to the Louis Armstrong album
167. 1973 J. Edgar Hoover: The Man in His Times · Biography
168. 1975 Hit & run
169. 1975 Hit & Run: The Rise—and Fall?—of Ralph Nader · Non-fiction
170. 1975 Let Our Cities Burn · Non-fiction
171. 1976 The Municipal Doomsday Machine · Non-fiction
172. 1977 “Books in Brief (Review): The Long War Dead, by Bryan Alec Floyd” · National Review
173. 1978 Poems, You and I · Collection
174. 1979 Devil Take Him · Novel
175. 1981 “Honest Reporter (Review): Making It Perfectly Clear, by Herbert G. Klein” · Modern Age
176. 1981 “Organizing Catastrophe (Review): On a Field of Red, by Anthony Cave Brown and Charles B. MacDonald” · National Review
177. 1981 “Sound on Disc: Bach Goes to Town” · National Review
178. 1981 “Sound on Disc: The Great Benny Carter” · National Review
179. 1981 “Sound on Disc: The Vintage Jazz” · National Review
180. 1982 “Sound on Disc: Again the 'Middle Quartets'” · National Review
181. 1982 “Sound on Disc: Bix, Cornet – Profit, Piano” · National Review
182. 1982 “Sound on Disc: Four Greats of Piano Jazz” · National Review
183. 1982 “Sound on Disc: In Search of God” · National Review
184. 1982 “Sound on Disc: The Best of Brahms” · National Review
185. 1982 “Sound on Disc: Verdi Unadorned, Beethoven Straight” · National Review
186. 1982 “Sound on Disc” · National Review
187. 1983 “Not Real, Not Politics (Review): The U.S. and Free China, by James C.H. Shen” · National Review
188. 1983 “Sound on Disc: Bessie, Satch & Little Jazz” · National Review
189. 1983 “Sound on Disc: Five Concertos, Three Violins” · National Review
190. 1983 “Sound on Disc: Nostalgia: A Triple Helping” · National Review
191. 1983 “Sound on Disc: The Duke and His Music” · National Review
192. 1983 “Sound on Disc: The Innovators” · National Review
193. 1984 “Lifestyles: The Homosexual Assault” · National Review
194. 1984 “Sound on Disc: From Gothic to Baroque” · National Review
195. 1984 “Sound on Disc: Opera: Mozart and Verdi” · National Review
196. 1984 “Sound on Disc: Performing the Sonatas” · National Review
197. 1984 “Sound on Disc: The Jazz That Was” · National Review
198. 1984 “Sound on Disc: The Progressions of Jazz” · National Review
199. 1984 “Sound on Disc: Will the Real Louis Please Stand” · National Review
200. 1984 “Television: Concealed Enemies” · National Review
201. 1985 “A Siding in Compiegne” · National Review
202. 1985 “Sound on Disc: 'Papa' Haydn? Oh, Yes...” · National Review
203. 1985 “Sound on Disc: An Olla Podrida of Jazz” · National Review
204. 1985 “Sound on Disc: Bringing It Back Alive” · National Review
205. 1985 “Sound on Disc: Mozart & the Beat” · National Review
206. 1985 “Sound on Disc: Schubert, Mozart” · National Review
207. 1985 “Sound on Disc: The French Connection” · National Review
208. 1986 “Books, Arts & Manners: Spies in the Parlor (Review): No Sense of Evil, by James Barros” · National Review
209. 1986 “Sound on Disc: Cherubini & Other Matters” · National Review
210. 1986 “Sound on Disc: Jazz & Pop – The Real Legacy” · National Review
211. 1986 “Sound on Disc: Liszt & Romanticism” · National Review
212. 1986 “Sound on Disc: Mozart at the Piano, Plus” · National Review
213. 1986 “Sound on Disc: The 'Smaller' Music'” · National Review
214. 1986 “South Korea Comes of Age” · National Review
215. 1986 “Whittaker Chambers Remembered: The Imperatives of the Heart” · National Review
216. 1987 “Sound on Disc: America's Real Music” · National Review
217. 1987 “Sound on Disc: Bach & Mozart, Beethoven & Boyce” · National Review
218. 1987 “Sound on Disc: Great & Imperishable” · National Review
219. 1987 “Sound on Disc: Haydn, Beethoven & Old Instruments” · National Review
220. 1987 “Sound on Disc: Jazz: From LP to CD” · National Review
221. 1988 “Sound on Disc: A Little List” · National Review
222. 1988 “Sound on Disc: Faure & Co.” · National Review
223. 1988 “Sound on Disc: Moldy Figs, Rejoice!” · National Review
224. 1988 “Sound on Disc: Salute the Commodore” · National Review
225. 1988 “Sound on Disc: Toward a Jazz CD Collection” · National Review
226. 1988 “Sound on Disc: Vivaldi to the Fore” · National Review
227. 1989 “Sound on Disc: A Requiem & Other Celebrations” · National Review
228. 1989 “Sound on Disc: A Small Gamut of Music” · National Review
229. 1989 “Sound on Disc: Beethoven, Bach, Tallis, & Others” · National Review
230. 1989 “Sound on Disc: From Hoagy to Nancy” · National Review
231. 1989 “Sound on Disc: Musical Comedy, CD Jazz” · National Review
232. 1989 “Sound on Disc: Toward a Jazz CD Library” · National Review
233. 1990 “Books, Arts & Manners: Chicken Little Is Wrong (Review): The Population Explosion, by Paul R. Ehrlich and Anne H. Ehrlich” · National Review
234. 1990 “Post-Beethoven, Pre-Modernism” · National Review
235. 1990 “Sound on Disc: Beethoven & the Piano Sonatas” · National Review
236. 1990 “Sound on Disc: Beethoven, Brahms & Others” · National Review
237. 1990 “Sound on Disc: Classic Jazz... & Schubert” · National Review
238. 1990 “Sound on Disc: Gluck, Handel, & the German Sentence” · National Review
239. 1990 “Sound on Disc: Schubert, Purcell, Verdi & Others” · National Review
240. 1990 “Sound on Disc: Superlatives: Bach & Beethoven” · National Review
241. 1990 “Sound on Disc: The Road Back to Music” · National Review
242. 1990 “Sufferin' Succotash (Review): Musical Musings, by Peter Beckmann” · National Review
243. 1991 “Can America Bring Peace?” · National Review
244. 1991 “Sound on Disc: Commercial Classics” · National Review
245. 1991 “Sound on Disc: Composers and Critics” · National Review
246. 1991 “Sound on Disc: Haydn's Orderly Chaos” · National Review
247. 1991 “Sound on Disc: Jammin' with Jelly Roll, on CD” · National Review
248. 1991 “Sound on Disc: Mozart's Papas” · National Review
249. 1991 “War and the New World Order (Review): War, Peace, and Victory, by Colin S. Gray” · National Review
250. 1992 “My Aunt & Unamuno” · Chronicles
251. 1992 “Sound on Disc: Of Great Works and Great Modes” · National Review
252. 1992 “Sound on Disc: Piano Jazz, Plus – Old & New” · National Review
253. 1992 “The Cold War's Magnificent Seven (Whittaker Chambers – Witness)” · Policy Review
254. 1992 “The Intelligence Gap (3 Reviews): The Spy Who Saved the World, by Jerrold L. Schecter and Peter S. Deriabin” · National Review
255. 1993 “Sound on Disc: Music's Sixes & Sevens” · National Review
256. 1993 “Sound on Disc: Opera Reconsidered & Mass Appeal” · National Review
257. 1993 “Sound on Disc: Polyphony and Forward” · National Review
258. 1993 “Sound on Disc: Recalling Bernstein on Mahler” · National Review
259. 1994 The Apocrypha of Limbo · Collection
260. 1994 “Professor Burnham, Mafioso Costello, and Me” · Chronicles
261. 1994 “Sound on Disc: Beyond Good and Evil” · National Review
262. 1994 “Sound on Disc: Hidden Order” · National Review
263. 1994 “Sound on Disc: Improve Your Musical IQ” · National Review
264. 1994 “Sound on Disc: Prayer Lives” · National Review
265. 1994 “Sound on Disc: The Truth about Verdi” · National Review
266. 1995 “Sound on Disc: Ah, Baroque!” · National Review
267. 1995 “Sound on Disc: Back-to-Back Bach” · National Review
268. 1995 “Sound on Disc: Isn't it Romantic?” · National Review
269. 1995 “Sound on Disc: King Louis” · National Review
270. 1995 “Sound on Disc: Shall We Dance” · National Review
271. 1995 “Sound on Disc: Who Killed English Music?” · National Review
272. 1995 “Vital Signs: Poetry: Erato in the Throes” · Chronicles
273. 1996 “Among the Ashkenazim” · Commentary
274. 1996 “Sound on Disc: A Pilgrimage to Berlioz” · National Review
275. 1996 “Sound on Disc: Before, During, and After Baroque” · National Review
276. 1996 “Sound on Disc: Not-So-Plain-Chant” · National Review
277. 1996 “Sound on Disc: Salvaged from Schmaltz” · National Review
278. 1997 Notes from the Underground: The Whittaker Chambers-Ralph de Toledano Letters, 1949-1960 · Regnery this record
279. 1997 “Sound on Disc: From Chant to Flamenco” · National Review
280. 1997 “Sound on Disc: Music from Heaven” · National Review
281. 1997 “Sound on Disc: Serious Music” · National Review
282. 1997 “Sound on Disc: Two Verdis, Several Beethovens” · National Review
283. 1997 “Sound on Disc: Wunderkinger” · National Review
284. 1998 “Sound on Disc: The Enigma of Berlioz” · National Review
285. 2004 “Writing Irishman (Review): An Honest Writer, by Robert K. Landers” · American Conservative
286. 2005 “Music: Homage to a Catalonian” · American Conservative
287. 2006 Cry Havoc! The Great American Bring-down and How It Happened · Anthem Books
288. 2006 Cry Havoc: The Great American Bring-down and How It Happened · Non-fiction
289. 2006 “Music: Bix Was the Best” · American Conservative
290. 2006 “Music: Papa Haydn” · American Conservative
291. 1938 Poesias
292. 1938 “An Old and Not So Mysterious Line” · House Un-American Activities Committee
293. 1938 “Books in Brief (Review): The Wound in the Heart, by Allen Guttmann” · National Review
294. 1938 “Books: Machines and Men” · Commonweal
295. 1938 “Bureaucrats Know: The” · Human Events
296. 1938 “Nixon Hits” · Human Events
297. 1938 “Phonograph's Career (Review)” · National Review
298. 1938 “Sound on Disc: Duke, Django, and Throttlebottom” · National Review
299. 1938 “Sound on Disc: Jelly Roll Redivivus” · National Review
300. 1938 “Tales from the Public Sector” · Policy Review