Books
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Lessons from the “Offensive Revolution”
Republished selections from Edmund Burke and others show what went wrong in France.
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Mandeville’s Vicious Virtues
The author of “The Fable of the Bees” courted controversy in his life and work.
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Log of a Man in Motion
A whirlwind week in the life of William F. Buckley Jr.
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Buckley’s Clear Voice in Babylon
His mayoral campaign loss was a win for conservative politics.
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Rod Dreher’s Weird Case for Religion
People need magic, he says, and secularism can’t provide it.
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Why Communism Refuses to Die
Sean McMeekin chronicles the ideology’s grave consequences.
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The Truth of Whittaker Chambers
Why Sam Tanenhaus’s 1997 biography of the spy-turned-informer won acclaim.
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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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Noam Chomsky’s War on War
His argument against foreign intervention should be approached with caution.
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