Yorktown Mac moved up the Peninsula towards Richmond and was promised McDowell’s men if D.C was free of threat. His
Tag: History
Reconsidering McClellan – Part 1
“No other general in the war commanded more respect and admiration from his men than George McClellan.” John Cannan, The
The Consummate Marxist
The first time I ever heard of Joseph Weydemeyer was way back in 1978 – ancient history now. A friend
States’ Rights and Self Governance
In a previous work,[1] I spent about 90 pages on what caused the Southern states to leave the Union. I
Historical Pederasty: Not Universal
The demonic act of pederasty was not all-encompassing among the Ancient Greeks, as some might proclaim. There were quite a
Intelligence and the Irish War of Independence
After centuries of British rule, that the English yoke was finally broken in 1921 is one of the most remarkable
The Refounding of a Nation
Nations are fundamentally chained to their founding, and how a nation understands its origins will put a restraint on what
Understanding Boomers and World War II
One of the more consistent criticisms from the American Dissident Right is regarding the Boomer generation’s inability to move past
Historical Lessons
Things aren’t going well, but in many times and places things weren’t going well, either. So, today I’d like to
Poetic Irony: A. Mitchell Palmer and the FBI
After World War 1, the first “Red Scare” happened. It wasn’t quite as intense as the McCarthy era, but it