American History Series: George Fitzhugh on The False Philosophy Of The Age
Liberalism has led the world astray
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Southern History Series: George Fitzhugh on The Sickness of Free Society
In 1856, George Fitzhugh predicted that liberal capitalism would undermine and eventually destroy itself
Southern History Series: George Fitzhugh on The Conservative Principle
Free society is a state “of dissolution and thaw” and “demoralization and transition”
Southern History Series: George Fitzhugh on The Morals of Free Society
The end of liberalism will come when it dissolves itself
Southern History Series: George Fitzhugh on The Declaration of Independence and Virginia Bill of Rights
The principles of the Declaration of Independence are at war with all governance
Southern History Series: George Fitzhugh on Atheism and Mob Violence
Those who do not believe or respect the government of God will not believe in, respect or obey the government of man
Southern History Series: George Fitzhugh on Religion and Philosophy
Stable governments are not based on abstract liberal ideals
Southern History Series: Thomas Carlyle’s Influence on George Fitzhugh
According to Thomas Carlyle, liberalism naturally weakens and degenerates the social fabric by driving “assiduous wedges” in every joint of social existence
Southern History Series: George Fitzhugh on Laissez-Faire Capitalism
Secessionists strongly believed in industrial development and state-led economic modernization
Southern History Series: George Fitzhugh Attacks Liberalism
In the 1850s, Southern political theorist George Fitzhugh attacks the philosophical foundations of Northern liberalism and free-market capitalism
Southern History Month 2019: George Fitzhugh on The False Philosophy Of Our Age
George Fitzhugh on free-market capitalism
George Fitzhugh, The Failure of Free Society, and The Philosophy of the -Isms
George Fitzhugh attacks the philosophy of the -isms
George Fitzhugh on Laissez-Faire
Economic theory vs. practice in the antebellum South
George Fitzhugh on Thomas Carlyle
Virginia This excerpt comes from George Fitzhugh’s Cannibals All!, or Slaves Without Masters: “Further study, too, of Western European Society, which has been engaged in […]
NY Mag: Guide To Polyamory
Is the campaign to normalize polyamory about to begin?
Jennifer Rubin: The GOP’s Threat To The American Idea Is Nothing New
The American Idea has always meant different things in different regional cultures
Mehdi Hasan: The Seeds Of The Republican Party’s Hard-Right Turn
Mehdi Hasan doesn’t know what he is talking about
National Review: Attacking The Declaration of Independence Is Not Conservatism
Conservative liberalism is in retreat
Bruce Gore: The Seeds of Revolution In Calvin’s Thought
Bruce Gore explores the Calvinist roots of revolutionary republican thought
Declan Leary: Incense For The Emperor
Pat Buchanan was thirty years ahead of his time
Tucker Carlson: This Is About Attacking Christianity
Christianity is an obstacle to the progressive agenda
Thomas Main: The Illiberal Threat To Liberal Democracy
LIberalism is losing its hegemony over American political culture
Apple Releases Pregnant Man Emoji
Progressive activists have blasted off from reality
Thomas Main: The Rise of Illiberalism
Professor Thomas Main has a new book out on “illiberalism”
Politico: When People Thought The First Thanksgiving Was Too Woke
You might be surprised to learn how little has changed
Which Conservative Heroes?
Abraham Lincoln, Ulysses S. Grant and Frederick Douglass are modern conservative heroes
David French: A Christian Defense of American Classical Liberalism
David French defends conservative liberalism
Why Pick a Fight With The Jaffaites?
American conservatism is based on Lincoln’s proposition nation
After Liberalism and American History
The “Radical Right” is thoroughly American
The Atlantic: Tucker Carlson’s White Oppression Delusion
George Fitzhugh actually predicted this
American Greatness: The New Secession Crisis
Slavery was the occasion, not the cause, of the last war
Blue’s Clues Kicks Off Pride Month Early
The culture war hasn’t been this intense since the 1860s