William Kilpatrick
I dare say that most people who have read history would like to think
that if they had been present at some pivotal point in history, they
would have chosen the right side—with the Allies and against the Axis,
with Wilberforce and against the slave traders, with the Romans and
against the child-sacrificing Carthaginians. If […]
Peter Maurice
On July 17, 1918, an event occurred that clarified the meaning of the
subsequent century of Communist revolutions. Czar Nicholas, his wife
Alexandra, their five comely children, and a few steadfast friends were
shot, stabbed, and bludgeoned to death in a basement in the Ural
Mountains. The purge was executed by a vanguard of the […]
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