Week of July 29, 2019 Archives

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Tuesday, July 30
Great Books for a Brainwashing
Andy Kessler Wall Street Journal
A Voyage to French Polynesia Inspired 'Moby-Dick'
William T. Vollmann Smithsonian
Why Do We Look to Science As a Guide for Living?
Ronald W. Dworkin Law & Liberty
Does the Accepted Narrative of the Manson Crimes Add Up?
Alex Williams NYT
Klaus Fuchs's Treachery May Have Averted Armageddon
Jay Elwes Spectator USA
A Long and Undeclared Emergency
Maryanne Chaney The New York Review of Books
Good Taste May Save the World
Andrew Thompson-Briggs University Bookman
How to Party Like an Existentialist
Skye C Cleary Aeon


Wednesday, July 31
Rudyard Kipling in America
Charles McGrath The New Yorker
The Uneasy Legacy of Christopher Hitchens
Will Bloom Spectator USA
Stopping the Nazi Bomb
Robert S. Norris Wall Street Journal
Honest to a Fault
Danny Heitman National Endowment for the Humanities
What Are the Enduring Legacies of the American Civil War?
History Today
A Wake-up Call the Woke Won't Read
J. Oliver Conroy The Guardian
Zinn’s Textbook Inspired The Antifa Bombing Attempt
Mary Grabar The Federalist
From Compassionate Conservatism to Trump
Emily Eakin The New York Times


Friday, August 2
The Millionaire Was a Soviet Mole
David Evanier Wall Street Journal
How to Interrogate a Murderer
William Leith The Spectator
Demography and the Populists’ Destiny
James Antle III The American Conservative
Walter Bagehot Was the Greatest Victorian
Benjamin Schwarz The New York Times
Progressive Privilege Harmful as White and Male Privilege
Carrie Lukas RCPolicy
The Glorious (and Ruinous) Life of Alcibiades
Steven Gros Law & Liberty
When Mesmerism Came to America
Matt Seaton The New York Review of Books
Whigs in Space
Taylor Dinerman National Review
Saul Bellow and Bette Howland
Jacob Howland Jewish Review of Books
Yuval Noah Harari Censors Self in Russia
Alison Flood The Guardian
Rare Steinbeck Story Published This Week
Hillel Italie ABC News
My Editor Helped Win the Cold War
Dave Shiflett Wall Street Journal


Monday, August 5
The Downside of Diversity
Anthony Kronman Wall Street Journal
Celebrating 200 Years of Herman Melville
Tina Jordan The New York Times
What We Really Do All Day
David Gelber Literary Review
You Can't Go Home Again
Martyn Wendell Jones Plough
Humanitarianism and the Greatest Commandments
Chandler Lasch RealClearReligion
The Bad Biographer's Tale
A.M. Juster The American Conservative
My Travels with Oliver Sacks
Lucy McKeon The New York Review of Books
Promise Me You'll Shoot Yourself
Andrea Thompson The Guardian


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