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The Fort: A Novel of the Revolutionary War by Bernard Cornwell HarperCollins 2010 Bernard Cornwall, the author of The Fort, is the current undisputed master of historical fiction. He has written more than 40 historical novels, including twenty in the famed Richard Sharpe series, chronicling Sharpe's rise in
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The federal Supreme Court's overturning Roe v. Wade sadly didn't eradicate abortion in Massachusetts. The Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court in 1981 invented the right to abortion under the Massachusetts Constitution. The court ruled that the Declaration of Rights in the state constitution "affords a greater
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We Have Been Harmonized: Life In China's Surveillance State by Kai Strittmatter HarperCollins September 2020 We Have Been Harmonized is a must-read for those who want to comprehend the totalitarian state that China's President Xi Jinping has created since assuming power in 2012. Former Chinese leader
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The more someone repeats the same talking point, the more likely it is insincere. Take this: Democrats often talk about the importance and fragility of "our democracy." Through four years of Donald Trump's presidency, from its beginning to its regrettable end on January 6, Democrats told
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One of the first things I did after signing a contract to write a biography of Samuel Adams was to try to hire Mike Hill, a researcher who worked with David McCullough on his John Adams. Hill, who has gone on to emerge as an accomplished author in his own
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Night Soldiers By Alan Furst 1988 Night Soldiers is the first of fifteen spy novels that Alan Furst has written, all of which take place between 1933 and 1945 in Europe. The book, published in 1988, is the first in the series and arguably his best; but each book is
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Fifty years ago, European savants and American libertines were fond of labelling American culture and mores "Puritanical." For example, often one would hear the phrase that someone had "come out of the closet," usually meaning that that person was publicly acknowledging to be homosexual, lesbian, or
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When liberals stream en masse from the woodwork to condemn something, you can be sure they dislike it. It's when they ignore it that you know they are seething. That's the case for Matt Walsh and the Daily Wire's documentary What is a Woman?
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