Books

The seventeenth-century philosopher and playwright was a trendsetting, quixotic genius

Doug Stokes challenges the dominant cultural and political narrative which portrays Britain as endemically racist

His letters are a deeply moving supplement to his poems

In the Nation’s Service provides a blow-by-blow account of George P. Shultz’s seven years serving Reagan as the nation’s top diplomat

Emperors from Titus to Hadrian avoided civil war at all costs, but the mass destruction or enslavement of other peoples was another matter

He is the myth-maker, the scholar, the convert, the defender of the faith, the rebel, the writer and the teacher

Aristotle had long proved that the Earth was spherical, and even the illiterate masses of early medieval Europe were aware of the fact

Touched Out and Mom Rage are to motherhood what Robin DiAngelo’s White Fragility is to race relations

At least Ford herself believes she did the right thing when many in her orbit don’t

America’s Cultural Revolution  marks Rufo as an important, deeply knowledgeable thinker