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Jill Lepore reviews “The Taft Court: Making Law for a Divided Nation, 1921-1930,” a two-volume study by Robert C. Post, the most recent contribution to the Oliver Wendell Holmes Devise History of the Supreme Court of the United States.

David Lewis Schaefer reviews the new book “Winning America’s Second Civil War,” by Jeffrey E. Paul (Encounter, 2024).

There is a noble quality to this biography of Charles Austin Beard, as it speaks for a stubborn thinker and scholar who managed to alienate those on the…

Fields, factories and workshops: or industry combined with agriculture and brain work with manual work is Peter Kropotkin's landmark anarchist text laying out possible foundations for anarchist society. While somewhat dated today, it still contains much of relevance.

A list of IWW pamphlets from the beginning of the 20th Century up until today.

Students will keep yawning at talk of the American tradition so long as it continues to be treated as a static moment in history.

The tension between myth and reality does not undermine the U.S. It defines it.

Fields, factories and workshops: or industry combined with agriculture and brain work with manual work is Peter Kropotkin's landmark anarchist text laying out possible foundations for anarchist society. While somewhat dated today, it still contains much of relevance.

In their written works, the two atheists broke down the hidden agenda of religion where the privileged class invents false theories within a religious framework and brings about an exploitative system.

A short review by Lou Rinaldi of Capital, which he advocates for Wobblies and the like-minded to read.