Books
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Lessons of Esther for a Secular Age
A new book explores the American history of a Biblical tale
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Post-Constitutional America
Charles Kesler searches for new founders.
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Can You Go Home Again?
Grace Olmstead meditates on whether a return to roots is possible
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Winning the West With Wit
A rollicking alternative history of George Armstrong Custer
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Can Our Campuses Be Reasonable?
Jonathan Marks paints a more optimistic picture of the state of higher learning
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Thomas Paine’s Faiths
A new biography of Thomas Paine seeks to restore religion to its rightful place in the Age of Revolution and the life of a controversial Founding Father.
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Rocky Mountain Epigrams
Catharine Savage Brosman has crafted a volume of epigrammatic verse dedicated to landscape and stone, monument and mountain, solidifying her reputation as one of the finest poets of her age.
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Solzhenitsyn: Exile in America
The great chronicler of Soviet totalitarianism may have been grateful for the reception he received in America but Russia would always remain his home.
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A Pilgrim’s Progress
The former producer of William F. Buckley’s “Firing Line” has written a candid expression of faith, intoned in a literary, learned, and lively voice.
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A Case for Political Humility
John C. Calhoun was intelligent, public-spirited, and forthright. But he lacked a virtue that his age and our own both desperately need—political humility.
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