“…xi, 187, 192, 202), and he specifically writes that he is trying to find a middle path between "corrosive attack[s]" and "complacent apologetics" (p. xi). Nonetheless, "there is no doubt that the transition 28 from an era of liberal ascendancy to one of liberal crisis demands an attempt to rethink where our highest ideals of human rights come from," Moyn writes (p. x). This reading, and the conflict it invites, is likely to get the book attention, but it is not the best reading, nor is it the one that gives the book its full due.…”