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ed note–Special thanks to the irreplaceable Sabba here at TUT without whose historical knowledge much of this could not have been written. By Mark Glenn, 2016 https://theuglytruth.wordpress.com Like an EKG announcing in shrill, ear-splitting decibels...

This post is part of the 31 MORE Days of Literature Unit Studies series. You can find all of the links to the thirty-one studies in this post. If you'd like to use these ideas to create your own unit study, this post has step-by-step instructions as...

Illustration’s title: “BEATRICE” My aunt, born in the 1910s, hated her middle name “Beatrice,” but it has made a comeback in popularity recently. Credit: Library of Congress control number det1994002542/PP Are you a stickler for historical accuracy...

Action, in the guise of movement, compelled by the impulse to perpetually overcome, forms the constituent basis of the underlying the metaphysical superstructure of Europe. Action in more exacting terms, is any act of will that elicits transformation...

The West's Last Stand -- a Review of The Camp of the Saints By Robert Klein Engler All those engaged in the debate over illegal immigration should find Jean Raispail’s The Camp of the Saints a challenging summer read. Otto Scott...