First written in 1938 and revised and enlarged in 1954, Love in the Western World is ...
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Writing at the Catholic Difference, Catholic scholar George Weigel presents a powerful t...
In the half-century following the Civil War, the American culture curdled, coalesced, and ...
It might be a pointless exercise to compare the literatures of two nations separated by mo...
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January 7, 2015, will be remembered as the day Islamic terrorists declared war against f...
One of the great achievements in European popular fiction during the twentieth century was...
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Poor Pete Seeger. Not even dead a week, and he’s already rolling over in his grave. ...
