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Regarding Trump: Many of history s answers lie in the future

He hasnât even been the former president for three months, but already it has started. The historiansâ evaluation of Donald J. Trump is underway. Itâs not as easy as it looks. Of course, many commentators and historians made tentative judgments while he still was in the White House. Professional historians arenât exactly the jury that the 45th president would choose; men and women who teach in universities, who seek to discover facts through research, who tend to be more contemplative than emotive, are not his best focus group. And a Chronicle of Higher Education survey of 2016 voting patterns in counties holding each stateâs flagship public university â the 2020 election doesnât count, because so many students were home because of the virus â showed that Trump prevailed in only 20% of them.

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To discover that which was believed lost

I thought it was gone. I thought it had left me or I had left it somewhere in the street, in a cabinet, inside the grocery store, at the gas station. The arguments were depleting, had become idiotic, fantasy.

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Nipsey Hussle bio, Decoding Despacito, a dinosaur guide for kids, 6 more reviews of must-read new books

Nipsey Hussle bio, Decoding Despacito, a dinosaur guide for kids, 6 more reviews of must-read new books
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What has the Catholic Book Club been reading?

Bloomsbury Publishing We discussed two books over the past six months, each from a different genre and offering unique perspectives. (We try to rotate our selections among biography, fiction, nonfiction and poetry.) First we explored a brand-new literary/historical analysis by Peter Manseau, The Jefferson Bible; more recently we have been discussing a 2019 novel by Irish writer Niall Williams, This Is Happiness. Our Catholic Book Club moderator, Kevin Spinale, S.J., offered interpretive essays on both books and included questions for discussion. Our Facebook page continues to be the gathering place where our Catholic Book Club members discuss each book.

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The Poet as Daemon | History Today

Joseph Mede, one of John Milton’s tutors at Christ’s College, Cambridge, thought that Calvinists who believed in the doctrine of absolute reprobation were themselves fixed in strong opinions and so ‘according to their own Tempers made a judgement of God and his Decrees’. Men invent God in their own image. It’s much the same with Miltonists. For this reason, postwar Milton scholarship is a map of the changing demographics and politics of universities. In this outstanding new biography of the poet and polemicist, Nicholas McDowell takes on what he identifies as two main tendencies in biographically oriented Milton scholarship. The first identifies young Milton as a Laudian or conformist churchman, who became radicalised through personal experience and later turned into the outspoken revolutionary. The second views him as always a radical, whose politics were crystallised, without rupture or sudden shift, through the 1630s and 1640s.

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