Books
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How a Citizen Can Think Like a King
Gateway to Statesmanship teaches classic lessons for a modern republic.
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Reflections on Mirrors for Princes
A handbook for statesmen confronts an age-old question: can virtue be taught?
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The Man Who Killed Woodstock
Garry Wills’ conservatism is as reckless as it is restless.
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America’s ‘Melting Pot’ Problem
Assimilation works—too bad our elites prefer a divisive multiculturalism.
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G. K. C.
Populist, poet, apologist: Chesterton was a man for his time and ours.
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Revolt Against the Masses
Samuel Moyn’s new book explores why liberalism has turned on itself.
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Barbie’s Girls and Hannah’s Children
The hit film and Catherine Pakaluk’s new book reveal deep truths about motherhood.
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Living Philosophy of Carl Schmitt
Why the controversial German thinker is worth another look.
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Raymond Aron and the Complexity of Liberty
He was a model of equanimity in the midst of the storms of the twentieth century.
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The Limits of Equality
Egalitarians too often forget that it’s not the same as justice.
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