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French Revolution

  • Gerry Bowler: Government’s Attempt to Erase Canada’s Past Follows the Path of French Revolution, Communist Regimes
    Gerry Bowler: Government’s Attempt to Erase Canada’s Past Follows the Path of French Revolution, Communist Regimes
    Commentary Revolutionaries often don’t know when to stop. In France of the 1790s, radicals, not content with creating a constitutional monarchy, abolishing feudalism, and establishing a bill of rights, attempted ...
    May 11, 2023BY Gerry Bowler
  • A Poetic Voice, a Tragic Life: André Chénier and the French Revolution
    A Poetic Voice, a Tragic Life: André Chénier and the French Revolution
    From Luciano Pavarotti to Jonas Kaufmann, talented tenors have vied to interpret the much beloved role of André ...
    April 7, 2023BY Da Yan
  • Natural Beauty: Portrait of Anne-Marie-Louise Thélusson
    Natural Beauty: Portrait of Anne-Marie-Louise Thélusson
    The Sun King, Louis XIV (1638–1715) launched haute couture, the business of fashion. It was a brilliant move. ...
    March 8, 2023BY Yvonne Marcotte
  • William Brooks: From Western Traditions to Political Indoctrination: A Cultural History of Education
    William Brooks: From Western Traditions to Political Indoctrination: A Cultural History of Education
    Commentary Part 1 of this series can be read here.  Western scholars have noted that educational history is ...
    August 19, 2022BY William Brooks
  • The 2 Monsters of the French Revolution Who Were Consumed by Power—and Lost Their Heads on the Same Day
    The 2 Monsters of the French Revolution Who Were Consumed by Power—and Lost Their Heads on the Same Day
    “Most arts have produced miracles, while the art of government has produced nothing but monsters.” The man who ...
    August 3, 2022BY Lawrence W. Reed
  • Self-Government, the American Way
    Self-Government, the American Way
    Commentary After winning the independence they had declared in 1776, Americans had to prove that they could sustain ...
    January 3, 2022BY Will Morrisey
  • Episode 2: The Reign of Terror | The Dark Origins of Communism
    Episode 2: The Reign of Terror | The Dark Origins of Communism
    In this special series, we explore the roots of the communist movement and its system of socialism, and ...
    September 29, 2021BY Joshua Philipp
  • The Battle Between Freedom and Socialism Has Been Fought Since America’s Founding
    The Battle Between Freedom and Socialism Has Been Fought Since America’s Founding
    Commentary The end of this battle will determine our fate and that of our children and the future ...
    August 26, 2021BY Arthur Zhang
  • The French Revolution Is Attacking the American Revolution
    The French Revolution Is Attacking the American Revolution
    Commentary “That’s insane!” These days, how often do we say those words? The litany could go on and ...
    March 7, 2021BY Wesley J. Smith
  • Bastille Day, From Myth to Fable
    Bastille Day, From Myth to Fable
    Every so often something happens in human history that has massive repercussions, implications and effects out of all ...
    July 8, 2020BY James Sale
  • The Purity Spiral Turns, as Courage Goes Missing
    The Purity Spiral Turns, as Courage Goes Missing
    Commentary The journalist Gavin Haynes has a great phrase for a familiar and disturbing phenomenon: the purity spiral. ...
    June 28, 2020BY Roger Kimball
  • As America Fights ‘2nd French Revolution,’ Trump Needs to Seize the Moment
    As America Fights ‘2nd French Revolution,’ Trump Needs to Seize the Moment
    Commentary We have arrived at a state of near-anarchy in the formerly United States of America, now disunited ...
    June 17, 2020BY Michael Walsh
  • The True Origin of Left and Right
    The True Origin of Left and Right
    Commentary In previous articles, I’ve explained how we can achieve a better understanding of left and right. In ...
    December 2, 2018BY Cid Lazarou
  • Postmodernism: How Nihilism Consumed the Left
    Postmodernism: How Nihilism Consumed the Left
    Commentary We live in an era of pessimism and nihilism, when hope and purpose have been stripped from ...
    September 25, 2018BY Cid Lazarou
  • The Bloody History of a Waxworks Museum: Madame Tussaud and Her Eerie Creations
    The Bloody History of a Waxworks Museum: Madame Tussaud and Her Eerie Creations
    Some of Madame Tussaud's first models were the severed heads left by the guillotine of the French Revolution.
    February 19, 2015BY Liz Leafloor
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