04/17/2024 Mid-Week Links

1. The Historian's Craft (National Affairs)

2. The Historian's Craft: Gertrude Himmelfarb (Acton Line)

3. Compact Magazine's Unholy Alliance (Unpopular Front)

4. The Campus Free Speech Wars Begin at Home (Religion & Liberty Online)

5. Economic Development is not a Zero-Sum Game (AIER)

6. Revolution and Counter Revolution (University Bookman)

7. Leo Strauss and the Promise of Political Philosophy (Law & Liberty)

8. A Politics of Hope (Religion & Liberty)

9. Progress, Rediscovered (Reason)

10. The Religious Ransom of The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance (Religion & Liberty Online)

11. Locke, Virtue, and a Liberal Education (National Affairs)

12. Book review: Truth Is a Synthesis: Catholic dogmatic theology by Mauro Gagliardi (Church Times)

13. The Promise of Virtue, Old and New: On Building Bridges in Contemporary Politics (The Political Science Reviewer)

14. Lessons on Price Controls from the Founders (Gerald R. Ford Leadership Forum)

15. NPR suspends veteran editor as it grapples with his public criticism (NPR)

16. “National Revolutions are in harmony with individual experience and material phenomena”: William Leask’s 1848 *National Revolutions: A Sermon* (Ad Fontes)

17. Brussels Mayor Attempts To Shut Down National Conservatism Conference by Force (Reason)

18. The End is Not Nigh (Law & Liberty)

19. How Price Fluctuations Made America (FUSION)

20. The Gita’s Message for Self-transformation (Vedanta Society of Southern California)