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Hobbes Without the Sovereign – Claremont Review…
Change the initial conditions of an experiment, and the same laws of nature will yield a different…
Right Reading – Claremont Review of Books
The most important word in the title of this lively survey of fiction with conservative appeal isn’t…
Failing Grade
After the Right has lambasted the ivory tower for decades, American higher education is now, for the…
A Bus Too Far
The righteous, reforming passion of the civil rights era suffuses Michelle Adams’s The Containment:…
Will to Power
In the ongoing skirmishes that define American higher education today, confusion reigns about the…
Every Man a King
Nine decades have passed since the assassination of Huey P. Long (1893–1935), but Louisiana’s…
Land’s End
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Where Health Care Went to Die
In April of this year, senator Bernie Sanders once more introduced his trademark “Medicare for All”…
Books of Revelation – Claremont Review of Books
In his book on the 1968 election, Nixon Agonistes (1970), Garry Wills wrote: Each election year is a…
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