Scalia: Rise to Greatness, 1936–1986 by James Rosen Regnery Publishing, 2023 496 pages James Rosen, who has written biographies of John Mitchell and Dick Cheney, and was for many years a reporter for Fox News, has found an ideal biographical subject in Antonin Scalia,, who served for thirty years on the Supreme Court. The volume under review, the
The Right to Bear Arms by Stephen P. Halbrook New York: Post Hill Press, 2021, 348 pp. Audrey Kline (audrey.kline@louisville.edu) is associate professor of economics at the University of Louisville. Halbrook has offered another outstanding and enjoyable history lesson related to gun control and the right to bear arms. Following his books, Gun
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If one were to come up with a word cloud for the year 2020, among the largest words, such as “awful” and “disaster” one would most assuredly find the word “lonely.” Thanks to the convenient excuse of covid, numerous state governments instituted a regime of veritable house arrest for their citizens. Streets were deserted, stores empty, churches
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Si se llegara a inventar una nube de palabras para el año 2020, entre las palabras más grandes, tales como «horrible» y «desastre» uno encontraría con toda seguridad la palabra «solitario». Gracias a la conveniente excusa de covid, numerosos gobiernos estatales instituyeron un régimen de verdadero arresto domiciliario para sus ciudadanos. Las
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