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Seeing the World Through the Founders' Eyes - Vimarsana News

Seeing the World Through the Founders' Eyes

An absorbing new book ponders the “mental maps” of the men who made America.

The "Adams Triangle" | The New Criterion - Vimarsana News

The "Adams Triangle" | The New Criterion

Ben Judge on America’s use of military force.

America's Founders and the Principles of Foreign Policy: Sovereign Independence, National Interests, and the Cause of Liberty in the World - Vimarsana News

America's Founders and the Principles of Foreign Policy: Sovereign Independence, National Interests, and the Cause of Liberty in the World

America’s Founders sought to define a national good that transcended local interests and prejudices. The national good included the common benefits of self-defense and prosperity that all Americans would realize by participating in a large, commercial nation able to hold its own in an often hostile world. But it was only with the constitutional rule of law that the higher purpose, or true national interest, of America could be realized. That purpose was to demonstrate to all mankind the feasibility of self-government and the suitability of justice as the proper and sustainable ground for rel...

A man of uncommon qualities - Vimarsana News

A man of uncommon qualities

As Howard Lamar approaches age 100, the eminent historian of the American West — and former Yale president — has as many fans as ever.

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Yale historian Gaddis Smith, who taught generations of students, dies at 89 - Vimarsana News

Yale historian Gaddis Smith, who taught generations of students, dies at 89

Gaddis Smith, a Yale historian who taught generations of policymakers and politicians the finer points of U.S. foreign policy and who, during the 1970s and ’80s, helped the university navigate between its desire to modernize and the powerful alumni who opposed such change, died Dec. 2 at his home in New Haven, Connecticut. He was 89.