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Who Believes Is Not Alone

Who Believes Is Not Alone

The collaboration between a future pope and young prelate is transformed into profound friendship when circumstances thrust Joseph Ratzinger into the Apostolic Palace, even as he expected to be released...
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River War 2V

River War 2V

Winston Churchill wrote five books before he was elected to Parliament at the age of twenty-five. The most impressive of these books, The River War tells the story of Britain’s arduous and risky...
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American Multiculturalism and the Anti-Discrimination Regime

American Multiculturalism and the Anti-Discrimination Regime

Wokeness, cancel culture, identity politics, political correctness, multiculturalism—terms unsettling but also somehow inescapable. Thomas F. Powers shows how these are all one thing, elements of...
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Electras

Electras

Michael Davis revisits questions of interpretation in Greek tragedy emerging in the thought of the late Seth Benardete. While this is not the book Benardete would have written, it wrestles with problems...
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Where the Muses Still Haunt

Where the Muses Still Haunt

"Re-reading is one of life's joys," Anne Drury Hall reminds us. Not simply from the sweetness of remembering or because of the way a book can be like an old friend, but because returning to a great...
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“What is necessary is to rectify names.” Bruce Fingerhut began a press blog in 2012, entitled Rectifying Names. In it he discussed all manner of things, but always from the perspective of… Read More

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The River War is back in print!

A fresh third printing of the The River War arrived at our warehouse this week. Get your copy now!

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