Books
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How Davos Man Beat the Family Man
The grand strategy of the Great Reset is “divide and conquer.”
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A Woman of Power
Marie de Vignerot was Richelieu’s right-hand woman at the height of France’s global empire.
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Vargas Llosa’s Intolerant Liberalism
The Nobel Prize-winner’s intellectual memoir shows how classical liberalism morphs into a narrow neoliberalism.
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When Christians Must Not Turn the Other Cheek
The German Jesuit Alfred Delp offered Christian resistance to totalitarian violence—a message far more complex and powerful than black-and-white ideological readings.
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Plutocracy Left and Right
“Democracy without private property is fundamentally unstable and will not survive,” says Mark Mitchell. But how to protect it in an increasingly socialist age?
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Robert B. Shaw and the Poetry of New England
A late and talented member of a long American poetic tradition.
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England’s Music Lost—and Found
Why didn’t the nineteenth century produce a British Beethoven—or a Handel, for that matter?
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The America Africans Made
David Hackett Fischer says the transmission of African cultures to America is crucial to the “mix of many mixtures” of a workable open society.
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Modern Illiteracy and Its Cure
Will the first internet generation be the death of our literary culture?
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Jefferson’s Dynasty of Principle
An engaging account of the Jeffersonians in their own time and on their own terms.
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