In the Footsteps of The Bard Shawn Phillip Cooper August 17, 2024 In Shakespeare’s Journey Home, Julian Dutton seeks to discover something new about the playwright by walking in his shoes.
British Education Leaders Engaging in “A War on Our History” Michael Curzon July 17, 2024 “Love of nation has been replaced by national self-loathing,” historian says.
Cycles in History Piers Shepherd July 6, 2024 The Prophets of Doom provides fascinating portraits of thinkers who starkly contradict the progressive and globalist presuppositions of our time.
“History textbooks are getting worse”: An Interview with José Rodríguez Álvaro Peñas June 26, 2024 Leftists are weaponizing history. Young people deserve an alternative that allows them to think critically.
Looking at the World with Marco Polo Jaime Nogueira Pinto June 21, 2024 Marco Polo’s memoir portrays an encounter between radically different civilizations that can be a model for us today.
The Dutch Republic’s Greatest Christian Hero Jonathon Van Maren May 22, 2024 Admiral de Ruyter’s memory matters, and a corrective to the slanderous lies of leftists is in order.
Castaways of Time Javier Benegas May 10, 2024 It used to be that young people sought advice from their elders. Today, they too often turn to psychologists.
Tiberius Gracchus: Local Rights and Land Reform Carlos Perona Calvete April 15, 2024 The compatibility of imperial and indigenous imperatives comes through in Tiberius’s land reforms.
Countering Government Indoctrination in Spanish Schools Carlos Perona Calvete April 8, 2024 The struggle for the future is a struggle for the past: A VOX councilman is fighting back against attempts to dumb down the curriculum.
The Narrative of Lies Charles A. Coulombe April 6, 2024 Lies must be refuted: if not relieved by truth-telling resentment shall one day bring everything down.
