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Should Ukraine Trade “Land for Peace”?
Foreign policy requires balancing the interests of all parties.
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Bismarck’s Statesmanship of Self-Restraint
His realism about fallen human nature guided his dealings with nations as well.
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The Right Way to Do Foreign Policy
George Kennan and Nicholas Spykman argued for national interest, not moralist sentiment.
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Trump Is Hamiltonian, Not Jacksonian
He believes in Federalist 70’s “Energy in the Executive.”
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Gettysburg’s Test of Courage
One of the bloodiest days of the Civil War happened on this day in 1863.
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Cruz-ing Toward Disaster in Iran
The Texas senator wouldn’t be the first to try regime change—and fail.
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Rick Atkinson and America’s Liberating Armies
The War for Independence and the Second World War were all about freedom.
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Sleepwalking into the Next World War
Great power involvement in Ukraine traces the path that led to World War I.
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American Century or Totalitarian Century?
Why Paul Johnson disputed Henry Luce’s verdict on an age.
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Winston Churchill: Patriot, Not Internationalist
John Lukacs conveys his courage—and what made him a man of the Right.
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