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Podcast of the Week: Stephen Kinzer discusses TR, Mark Twain, and American Empire

Posted on February 22, 2017 by

On Tuesday, author Stephen Kinzer appeared on the Tom Woods show to discuss his new book, The True Flag.  This piece takes as its subject the fierce debate on then-nascent American imperialism — genuine debate in that Kinzer begins with … Continue reading →

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Reads to Reels: The Time Machine

Posted on February 17, 2016 by

Showing up late for a dinner is bad enough, but when a man is the host? Still worse, he stumbles in looking like he’s been run down by a carriage, and with a wild tale of having traveled through time … Continue reading →

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Ain’t My America

Posted on January 31, 2016 by

Ain’t My America:  The Long and Noble History of Antiwar Conservatism and Middle Class Antimperialism©  2008 Bill Kauffman304 pages “You can have your hometown, or you can have the empire. You can’t have both.” You don’t have to be a … Continue reading →

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We Who Dared Say No to War

Posted on November 11, 2015 by

We Who Dared Say No to War: American Antiwar Writing from 1812 to Now© 2008 Murray Polner, Tom Woods368 pages The image of anti-war protesters in America is of the left, especially the student left, haranguing the government for overseas … Continue reading →

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The Copperhead

Posted on May 5, 2015 by

The Copperhead© 1893 Harold Frederic108 pages War can destroy a city without the first shell falling on it. Such was nearly the fate of Four Corners, New York, a small farming community in its upper reaches. Far removed from the … Continue reading →

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Conscience

Posted on April 30, 2014 by

Conscience: Two Pacifists, Two Soldiers, One Family© 2012 Louisa Thomas336 pages How does a pious young Presbyterian minister become a six-time candidate for the Socialist party? Such is the story of Conscience,  the story of Norman Thomas and his younger … Continue reading →

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