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Thomas Jefferson
Politics
America’s Summer of Discontent, 250 years ago
By Michael R. Auslin
And Finally
Why is James Madison so consistently forgotten?
By Ella Johnson
American Life
The awesome Alan Pell Crawford
By Bill Kauffman
Politics
The populism of Machiavelli and Jefferson
By Daniel McCarthy
Drink
Madeira, our onetime national drink
By Roger Kimball
Spectator Editorial
Why press freedom is vital
By The Spectator
Education
Thomas Jefferson and the smoothening of the American mind
By Douglas Murray
Europe
An American remembrance of the Queen
By Roger Kimball
American Life
A day in DC
By Bill Kauffman
Politics
January 6 was an alarm bell
By Daniel McCarthy
Culture
Our growing unwillingness to understand the past
By Douglas Murray
Europe
Have Americans got George III all wrong?
By Andrew Roberts
Politics
Do we erase black history when we take down statues?
By Kira Davis
Politics
The war of the statues is a battle for freedom
By Dominic Green
Faith
No one in Jefferson’s day suspected the contradiction between commerce and education
By Chilton Williamson, Jr.
Drink
Why do Americans and Brits write about alcohol so differently?
By Nina Caplan
Education
Memories of a misspent youth in Charlottesville
By Taki