I draw my inspiration for this item mostly from two famous comedic American greats who might be probably are American
Author: T. Morris
Why a Basic Understanding of Geographical Principles is a Vital National Security Interest
In a comment to one of Prof. Smith’s recent Orthosphere articles, I wrote the following: Back in the mid-’90s I
Keeping Time to the Song of the Shirt
Author’s Note: The item below is Chapter 17 of the book I originally wrote for my children and grandchildren titled,
If You are Christian, You are Commanded to Honor Your Father(s) and Mother(s)
He is a stupid educator who does not know that a boy ashamed of his father will be a base
Footnote to the “Belle Boyd” Article – Wiki-Dumb Edition
The first edition of this two-part essay was written with a two-fold purpose in mind – namely, (1) the introduction
Notes on the Origin of “Wage Slavery”
Work—work—work!My Labour never flags;And what are its wages? A bed of straw,A crust of bread—and rags.That shatter’d roof—and this naked
The Making and Galvanization of a Confederate Spy
(Note: The following is a repost of an article I wrote and submitted for publication at ID two years ago,
Practical Help for Young Parents and Homeschoolers, Part III
I wrote a while back, and metaphorically, about how the process of mirror grinding and polishing is analogous in certain
Paying (Belated) Tribute to Columbia’s Longest Day
For 14 consecutive years leading up to 2019, this article informs us, Columbia, South Carolina has commemorated the occasion of
In Memoriam: Mrs. Lutie Hailey Walcott, Real Daughter of the Confederacy
I wrote about the Confederate Home of Ardmore, Oklahoma back in October of last year, with full intention of revisiting