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Providing college students with the best of intellectual conservatism by exploring the ideas and principles behind conservative philosophy, politics, and economics.

Education, Cultural Relativism, and the American Founding

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Violence and Authority[br]Hannah Arendt, [i]On Violence[/i]

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Saint of the Churchless[br]Simone Weil, [i]First and Last Notebooks[/i]

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“The Abusive Exploitation of the Human Religious Sentiment”: Michael Burleigh as Historian of “Political Religion”

Michael Burleigh, a distinguished English historian, is the author of a remarkable trilogy on the “political...

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The New Mann[br]Ronald Hayman, [i]Thomas Mann: A Biography[/i]; Donald Prater, [i]Thomas Mann: A Life[/i]

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Seekers[br]T.J. Jackson Lears, [i]No Place of Grace: Antimodernism and the Transformation of American Culture, 1880-1920[/i]

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The Far Side of the Wall[br]John Dornberg, [i]The Other Germany[/i]

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Some Timeless Verities Christine Dunn Henderson and Mark E. Yellin, eds., [i]Cato: A Tragedy, and Selected Essays[/i]

Joseph Addison’s Cato: A Tragedy (1713) captured the imagination of Revolutionary Whigs in colonial North America in...

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The Right to Read—and Not to Read

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