Blog Martin Luther King Day and the Destruction of the American Republic As is my custom, each year for the Federal holiday celebrating Martin Luther King (whose…Boyd CatheyJanuary 17, 2022
Blog What the Historic South has to Teach America Many present-day Southerners—indeed, many of those Americans who call themselves “conservatives”—find it difficult to envisage…Boyd CatheyNovember 14, 2019
Blog John Randolph of Roanoke and the Formation of a Southern Conservatism One of the great issues of American political history is whether an authentic American conservatism…John DevannyMay 13, 2019
Review Posts Good Fences Make Good Neighbors A review of Regionalism and Nationalism in the United States: The Attack on Leviathan by…Mark Royden WinchellMarch 27, 2018
Blog Russell Kirk’s Southern Sensibilities: A Celebration . .the South—alone among the civilized communities of the nineteenth century—had hardihood sufficient for an…Alan CornettMarch 9, 2017
Review Posts Randolph of Roanoke This piece was originally printed in Southern Partisan magazine in 1986. Some miles beyond Charlotte…Russell KirkJune 2, 2015
Review Posts John C. Calhoun Vindicated This essay was first printed in the Southern Partisan Magazine, Volume III, Number 1 (1983).…Russell KirkMarch 17, 2015
Review Posts Southern Conservatism and the “Gilded Age” Russell Kirk called the early post-bellum period in American history the age of “Conservatism Frustrated.”…Brion McClanahanApril 3, 2014
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