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Russell Kirk’s Revolution of Memory
Michael Lucchese, editor of Russell Kirk’s On America: How to Understand the Legacy of 1776, delves into the paradox the Declaration of Independence poses for conservatives.
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Panopticons of the Interstate
End of the Road author Gord Magill explores how technology and workplace surveillance have degraded the once highly regarded occupation of trucking.
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Science Fiction with a Soul
Bradley Birzer explains how C. S. Lewis and Ray Bradbury elevated the most imaginative of genres.
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The Anarchist and the Republican
How John McClaughry and Karl Hess fought to decentralize power—one from inside the system, one ever further from it.
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California’s First Experiment without Police
Dan McLaughlin, author of the forthcoming Born in Wire and Steam, tells how Californians learned the hard way that vigilante justice and the demands of the mob are no substitute for police and courts of law.
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George Harrison at Eighty
Creed & Culture author Robert Dean Lurie suggests that of the four Beatles, George Harrison was the most attuned to, and wary of, the mania side of Beatlemania.
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The Crimean War’s Lessons for Ukraine
Dan McLaughlin, author of the forthcoming Born in Wire and Steam, warns that though history repeats itself in Ukraine, but we shouldn’t reenact it blindly.
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How the Smith Family Became Catholic
The moving story of how Byron Smith, Co-Founder and Chairman of Creed & Culture, and his family came to enter the Catholic Church.
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Catholicism at the End of the World
Jeremy Beer discusses his book, the Devil’s Road: Francisco Garcés and the Spanish Encounter with the American Southwest.
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