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On Christopher Hitchens
Christopher Hitchens succumbed to cancer on December 15th. Hitchens was a prolific writer and polemical pugilist who angered many and wooed more. He possessed an acerbic wit and a taste for battle. Unfortunately, toward the end of his life, these … Continue reading
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How the United States Became an Empire: A Review of James Carroll’s House of War
Has the rise of American power been disastrous? James Carroll asks this pointed question in House of War, a brilliant history of the Pentagon interwoven with a personal narrative. Carroll is an apt person to tell this story. The son … Continue reading
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A Look Into The Conservative Movement: A Review of The Right Nation
In The Right Nation Wooldridge and Micklethwait contrast the old conservatives with the latter day ones. They use Prescott Bush as a model of the old, describing him as non-partisan, in support of abortion, and as a supporter of the … Continue reading
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