I don’t blog about politics anymore. Politics is a numb suckhole of fools and swine stabbing at each other with … Continue reading Woodie Guthrie was a Showboating Commie Stooge, and He Never Killed a Single Fascist
I’ve had this draft about the organizational differences between the Army of the Potomac and Lee’s Army of Northern Virginia, … Continue reading When Blog Posts Expand
[This is a repost of an article originally posted to Medium.com that I downloaded and deleted from that website when … Continue reading Yes, The Civil War Was About Slavery
I have been sick and busy and sick these last few days, and am currently unable to even describe my … Continue reading Mark Steyn on Winston Churchill
This post at Catholic Herald uses the announcement of Prince William’s new son’s name to remind us that the Hundred Years … Continue reading Baby Prince Louis Dredges Up Old Memories of 1215
This being the anniversary of Fort Sumter, I thought it useful to blog a bit about a topic near to … Continue reading Why Civil War Battles Were Fought That Way
I just finished a reread of Conrad’s novella. As with all retreads, it went faster than with the first time. … Continue reading The Sword Inspiration Pieces: Heart of Darkness
Amanda at Mad Genius Club: One might argue that Grant’s simple faith in success, not only saved his career, it … Continue reading Grant the Relentless Invoked as a Model for Authors
Over at Signature Reads, a review of Barry Strauss’Â The Death of Caesar. Strauss’ take is that the assassination, whatever the … Continue reading A Defense of Brutus?
Here’s a book with a great title: Mud, Blood, and Poppycock: Britain and the Great War. From the description: Laced … Continue reading World War I May Finally Start Getting It’s Due
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