The civil war that never ended
Our new Carolingian age is taking us back to the 17th century.
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Our new Carolingian age is taking us back to the 17th century.
A new history of the 17th century reminds us how bitter ideological conflicts have shaped our democracy.
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At a time of political and constitutional uncertainty, Elizabeth II's choice to name her son Charles is significant in understanding the monarchy's vision for the future of the United Kingdom.
In the most elevated terms, Milton urges an understanding of marriage altogether spiritual and intellectual, a union nearly without bodies, for in the divorce tracts he repeatedly figures marriage as the joining of rational souls, as the mind’s solace and satisfaction, its source of “comfort and peace,” an apt and cheerful conversation that hedges a man against the solitary life.