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On Nov. 6, 1839, Dr. Hugh Hodge gave an introductory lecture at the University of [...]

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When she first picked up the phone, Linoy Al-Ezra could not believe what she was [...]

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Paul Braune watched calmly as the police ransacked his rectory office in Lubetal, Germany. Arrested [...]

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This essay was published in the 2024 print edition of The European Conservative magazine. I [...]

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Early on the morning of September 11, 2001, Danny Lewin kissed his wife Anne and [...]

I have been asked many times over the past few years why I have focused [...]

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On July 6, 1887, the great abolitionist Frederick Douglass sat down to write a letter [...]

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