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Wrong and right: the two great “revolutions” of the 1700s

The contrast between the States’ Independence Day and France’s Bastille Day is often not clear to either Americans or the French. It is, however, as important to the future as we can imagine. Continue reading

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Turkey, Tyranny, and Successful Revolts

by Nathan Barton As usual, we don’t really have any idea what is going on, but it is clear that Turkish citizens are losing still more of their freedoms. The coup may have been real (if executed with total ineptness) … Continue reading

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