Bernard Bailyn at Last: Illuminating History
By Jacob Bruggeman on Feb 10, 2021 04:00 pm
Bernard Bailyn challenges card-carrying historians and interested citizens alike to embrace intellectual humility and amiability at a time when public discourse has taken a decisive turn away from such virtues. This challenge is evident in Bailyn’s final work, “Illuminating History.” Bernard Bailyn The American historian Bernard Bailyn, who died of heart failure at ...
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By Jacob Bruggeman on Feb 10, 2021 04:00 pm
Bernard Bailyn challenges card-carrying historians and interested citizens alike to embrace intellectual humility and amiability at a time when public discourse has taken a decisive turn away from such virtues. This challenge is evident in Bailyn’s final work, “Illuminating History.” Bernard Bailyn The American historian Bernard Bailyn, who died of heart failure at ...
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From transgender to transhuman: The expanding culture of death
By Anne Hendershott on Feb 12, 2021 07:44 pm
Most faithful Catholics have viewed the burgeoning transgender industry as encouraging a misguided belief that individuals—including even pre-school children—can change their God-given identity. However, the truth is that this rejection of human nature and natural [...]
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By Anne Hendershott on Feb 12, 2021 07:44 pm
Most faithful Catholics have viewed the burgeoning transgender industry as encouraging a misguided belief that individuals—including even pre-school children—can change their God-given identity. However, the truth is that this rejection of human nature and natural [...]
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An Ominous Trend
Cancel culture and the ghost of Eugene Debs
An Ominous Trend
Cancel culture and the ghost of Eugene Debs
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