Music Of The Future Cannot Ignore The Past Composers who try to create culture in a vacuum will struggle to be heard by a hostile public May 27, 2015 Critique·History·Modern Life·Music·The West
The Pagan Problem In Western Thought "By all means, let the wicked fry in Hell—but why should they find themselves frying alongside innocent and virtuous pagans?" May 27, 2015 Books·Classics·Faith·History·Literature·Philosophy·The Catholic Church·The West
Buildings At The Heart Of England Nikolaus Pevsner is the perfect guide on a journey through the architectural jewels of Suffolk May 26, 2015 Architecture·Culture & Anarchy·History
Dragoman Diplomacy In The Age Of Lepanto War and religion intertwined in the era of Cervantes April 28, 2015 Books·History
An Odyssey To Athens Moving to the city where democracy began March 24, 2015 Classics·Counterpoints·History
Twilight Zone Of Antiquity The Dark Ages debate over the price of a soul March 24, 2015 Books·History
Antechamber Of Modernity The conjunction of barbarism and civilisation March 24, 2015 Books·Faith·History·Language·Philosophy
From Gibbon To Pocock The Decline and Fall author has a worthy successor February 24, 2015 Academia·Counterpoints·History
Remembering Sir Martin Britain's most significant Holocaust historian, and Churchill's biographer February 24, 2015 Academia·Counterpoints·History·Judaism
The Case For The Classics Three books offer fresh and enchanting views on the ancient past and how it can still live February 23, 2015 Books·Classics·History·Language·Literature
Roman Tax Dodgers There have always been the tax-shy in Britain December 16, 2014 Counterpoints·History
Monarchy Without Kings For anyone interested in the founding of the American Republic this work is indispensable reading December 15, 2014 Books·History