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Radical Republican
In the early hours of March 11, 1874, word spread around Washington that Charles Sumner was on the…
Fall-Winter 2025-2026 Correspondence – Claremont…
World War II’s Lessons Reading Sean McMeekin’s provocative and jolting essay “Goodbye to the Good…
An Unforeseen Revolution – Claremont Review of…
In 2002 I asked an Iranian journalist whether recent spontaneous, pro-American demonstrations at…
No Victory, No Peace – Claremont Review of Books
As fighting in the Civil War was winding down in March 1865, Abraham Lincoln sojourned in Virginia…
Securing the Nation
Today, the concept of “national security” is a staple of our political vocabulary, common in…
How Europe Sees Us
Europeans have long had a special fascination with America’s grand experiment in modern…
Class Struggle – Claremont Review of Books
A question haunts the mind when reading Scott Johnston’s The Sandersons Fail Manhattan, a satire of…
Claustrophobic Metaphysics
For thinkers like Aristotle and Thomas Aquinas, what we know first and most fundamentally is the…
Citizen Friendship
Frederick Douglass’s best-known assessment of Abraham Lincoln was offered in his 1876 Oration,…
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