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Benjamin Disraeli was the first and only Jew to serve as Prime Minister of the United Kingdom, a position he held first in 1868, and then again from 1874 to 1880. He was also a man of principle, and a ...
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In the fractious debates of 1787-88, as the ink dried on a proposed Constitution, a cadre of skeptics--now dubbed Anti-Federalists--peered through the haze of revolutionary optimism to glimp ...
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It is only natural that a conversation about an autobiography turns to a conversation about vanity. After all, who writes a book about himself? In his "Autobiography," ...
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"The bombers kept coming," the late Vice Admiral Jim Stockdale recounted in his extraordinary 1984 memoir In Love and War, "and we kept cheering." That night, over fifty-
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In the last two decades, many conservatives have been calling for a Convention of States, (a more appealing term than a Constitutional Convention), to restore federalism and reduce the power and scope ...
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