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ten textbooks in literature, com-
position, and political science.
In the realm of fiction, he has
published a gothic romance,
•Old House of Pear,' and a col-
lection of short stories called
'The Surly Sullen Bell.'
Dr. Kirk founded the quarter-
ly journal Modern Age, and is
now editor of The University
Bookman, a quarterly review of
educational materials. He is re-
search professor of politics at
C. W. Post College. Holding
seven university degrees, Pro-
fessor Kii'k is a bachelor of
arts of Michigan State Univer-
sity (1940), a master of arts
of Duke University (1941), and
a doctor of letters at St. An-
drews University, in Scotland
(1952), the only American to
hold the highest arts degree of
the senior Scottish university.
Although Dr. Kirk has been
described by Gordon Chalmers,
.Harry Goldwater and Canon
Bernard Iddings Bell as the
philosopher of American con-
servatism, his only political
office is that of justice of the
peace of Morton Township,
Mecosta County, M i c h igan.
Both Time and Newsweek mag-
azines, in feature articles, have
called him one of America's
leading intellectuals.
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