Alexander Dugin and the Problem of Political Philosophy
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The Northumbrian Border
I must own to a desire for a fuller recognition of the fact that English history is at the bottom a provincial history. This truth is chiefly left to be exhibited by
Livy, A Narrator of History
"Even in his own time he was known as the greatest of Roman historians."
A Memory of Robert E. Lee
"Everyone obeyed him, not because they feared but because they loved him."
King Philip’s War
In 1675, the number of Indians in New England was roughly computed at fifty thousand souls. They had been supplied with arms by unprincipled traders, which they had learned to use with
The Venerable Bede
"Arising from the gloom of a dark age, he is still considered one of the most illustrious of the learned men of England."