The Dissolution of Art
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Category: The West
Henry V
It is fashionable to hold negative stereotypes of European nations. For the French, one of the prevailing ones is that of a nation of cowardice and surrender. As with most[…]
Ken Ham on Darwinism and Race, Part 4: Darwinism’s Egalitarian Morality
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Ken Ham on Darwinism and Race, Part 3: Darwinism’s Atheistic Implications
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The Future of America
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Pat Buchanan: How the GOP lost Middle America
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Class Cooperation Opposed to Class Conflict
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Modernity vs. Tradition: The Next Cold War
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Auld Lang Syne
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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[…]
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