Stowe: Liberty and Justice for All
Stowe: A Little Woman And a Great War By Matt McKeown Few authors have done more to rouse the conscience of a nation. Born into one prominent abolitionist […]
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Stowe: A Little Woman And a Great War By Matt McKeown Few authors have done more to rouse the conscience of a nation. Born into one prominent abolitionist […]
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Student Essay: Siblings in Pride and Prejudice By Marie Vyleta Often celebrated for its intertwined love stories, Austen’s novel tells us as much about family as it does
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Washington: The Long Game for Equality By Gabriel Blanchard We often take for granted what, for Washington, was the sweat of years to obtain. The close of the
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The Legacy of Frederick Douglass By Winston Brady Douglass’ legacy is not always comfortable for us today, but it is vital to the American spirit. This piece is
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Douglass: “The Silver Trump of Freedom” By Winston Brady Slavery is an ineradicable part of our history—and so is the determination to be free. Frederick Douglass was born
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Locke: The Father of Liberalism By Gabriel Blanchard Our whole system and philosophy of statecraft is ultimately owed to Locke. Even the most casual student of history will
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King ignited the minds of thousands, because he himself was shaped by the authors and works he wrestled with in his education. Here is a list of 7 books that profoundly influenced King.
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Virgil: The Flame of Rome By Matt McKeown As Jove rescued Æneas from the fires of Troy’s destruction, so the divine Augustus saved the Æneid from its author’s
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Augustine: Sanctity and Rhetoric By Natasha Wilson Augustine’s rhetoric indicates a fundamental clarity of thought which we would be wise to imitate for ourselves. St. Augustine of Hippo
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Isaac Newton: The Metaphysicist By Gabriel Blanchard Few scientists have illuminated the universe as Newton did—all but literally. With the start of a new year, it feels fitting
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