Peter Kemp’s first war memoir, detailing his experiences fighting for the nationalists during the Spanish Civil War, Mine Were of Trouble offers a unique glimpse into a conflict that is startlingly relevant to today.
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Stare Decisis. We all saw it coming, but like the horrified masses that can perceive intellectually the explosion that follows
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You have gone back in time to the year 1950. You’re on a street corner in Fredrick, Maryland, a relatively
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There are some books you get knowing ahead of time that you’re going to disagree with their theses, but they
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The recent Sailor Moon redraw challenge that hit the internet last week returned attention to the distracting and obvious differences
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We return again to the work of Father Lasance, continuing our romp through the material of his available in English
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Conservatives conceded the culture a long time ago. Everyone knows this, but not everyone can agree on why or how
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It’s 2020. We know that America has deep, possibly irreconcilable divisions across moral lines that they’ve severed families. We saw
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About a month ago, the Atlantic dropped a bomb entitled Beyond Originalism, which somewhat briefly outlined an integralist approach to
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