Auld Lang Syne
“Auld Lang Syne” is a version of an old Scottish folk song collected and expanded upon by the great Scottish writer Robert Burns (featured previously here and here) in[…]
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Sir Walter Scott on National Partiality
Sir Walter Scott (1771 – 1832) was a famous Scottish novelist and poet who we’ve highlighted before on this site. The following is a passage from chapter twenty-seven of[…]
The South African State Religion Commission and Its Persecution of Boers and Christians
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A Short Commentary on Doug Phillips and the “Patriarchy” Movement
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The Proper Perspective on “Reformed Rap”
A controversy is brewing in the online Reformed world over the words of men from the National Center for Family-Integrated Churches: they dared to criticize “holy hip-hop,” or Christianized rap.[…]
Russia, Your Time Is Now
America has stood for generations as the premier example for the world to follow. The American system of liberty, prosperity, and opportunity has stood beside other liberty-loving nations such as[…]
In Defense of Economic and Social Nationalism: Why Libertarianism Must Die, Part 4
Part 1 Part 2 Part 3 Paleo-libertarian Hans-Hermann Hoppe is aware of the history of trade policy within countries like Britain and America as presented in the previous articles,[…]
Downton Abbey’s Glimpse at a Once-Great Britain, Part 4
Part 1 Part 2 Part 3 Our final article in the series on Downton Abbey endeavors to look at the portrayal of religion in early-twentieth-century Britain. The early twentieth[…]
Downton Abbey’s Glimpse at a Once-Great Britain, Part 3
Part 1 Part 2 In our continuing analysis of Downton Abbey, we’ll address how the series depicts class distinctions. The First World War dealt a severe and arguably fatal[…]
No Enemies
A reader submitted this poem to F&H via the contact page and it’s quite good. It was written by a nineteenth-century English Chartist poet named Charles Mackay. And while I[…]
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