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The question of command in counterinsurgency.

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The new novel by Nobel Prize-winner Orhan Pamuk.

Race, liberty, and classical liberalism.

The continuing fascination of King Henry VIII.

How "compromise" with Hitler was achieved—and at what cost.

The best American questions.

An exchange between Denise Giardina and Jennifer Holberg

The fate of the conservative movement.

The latest entry in the Brontë family literary sweepstakes.

A gallery of photos from Patrick Henry College.

The demands of memory in Spain today.

Charity, community, and self-control.

But Christopher Wright's new book may be just what you need.

Anglicans, Catholics, and martyrs.

What changed—and what didn't—in the revolutions of 1848, and why it still matters.

The dreams and follies of the nation, writ large.

No need for travel to exotic climes.