Essays
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The Modernity of the Middle Ages
Far from being backward-thinking, the medievals invented modern science—and more.
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“Original Intentions” Now
Our Constitution sets up a nomocracy, and M. E. Bradford is the best guide to its meaning.
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The Primacy of the Good
Remembering Leo Strauss.
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The Wisdom of Our Ancestors
The Foreword to an important new book on conservative humanism and the Western tradition.
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Up Towards Traditionalism
Richard Weaver’s “Ideas Have Consequences” turns 75—and remains timeless.
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Make America Liberal Again
Democracy needs the virtue of liberality, not the ideology of liberalism.
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Three Conservative Minds
The right’s intellectual rebirth began with Russell Kirk, Robert Nisbet, and Leo Strauss.
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God, Man, and Climate Change
Edward Abbey was a literary giant as well as an environmental radical—but he wasn’t anti-human.
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