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Posts classified under: W. Wesley McDonald

4 Jan 2018

Russell Kirk and the Prospects for Conservatism

January 4, 2018
An anti-traditionalist intelligentsia and government, it may be argued, continue to undermine America’s traditional civilization and regime.
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1 Jan 2018

The Last Man of Letters? The Singular Life of Russell Kirk

January 1, 2018
Many autobiographies are written with an eye toward settling old scores, but this is not one of them. These memoirs are striking because of the absence of any rancor or bitterness toward old intellectual or literary adversaries.
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13 Nov 2017

Populism: Unacceptable Danger Or Legitimate Weapon?

November 13, 2017
Central to Federici’s analysis is the distinction he makes between competing concepts of democracy.
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