The right’s intellectual rebirth began with Russell Kirk, Robert Nisbet, and Leo Strauss.
An engaging account of the Jeffersonians in their own time and on their own terms.
For Matthew Continetti, the right is animated by “the endless competition and occasional collaboration between populism and elitism.”
The gentlemanly battle between Willmoore Kendall and Harry Jaffa.
Conservatism: A Rediscovery is a contribution to the rediscovery of certain forgotten American resources and prospects, but the search cannot stop there.
Willmoore Kendall, the “populist conservative,” was a philosopher of majority rule.
A celebration of the Harvard conservative’s thought at the American Enterprise Institute
Michael Warren Davis’s Reactionary Mind is a stonkingly fun read
Steven Hayward’s new biography gets the Blacklisted By History author just right
The American left has nowhere to go but down—yet what will replace it?
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