… with the mist and fragrance of melting snow, he would come into the back yard with his brightly painted hand-organ … desperately to some small crevice. Then the heavy bodies of the two boys hit me and we rolled together down onto … pudding in, and I picked a bunch of white violets, but they died in my hand on the way home. My mother’s lilac bushes …
… Jefferson, Master Politician I It is commonly agreed that Thomas Jefferson was the most … of the people would sympathize with the Federalist fundamentals if they were known. Unfortunately for his purpose, a … and the champions of aristocratic government were in rhapsodies over Edmund Burke’s reactionary pamphlet, and John …
Essays
… and detail over the course of decades in his private journals. To be sure, the larger his collection of thinkers, the … A rational worldview may well be liberating, but it hardly comforted his existential fears. The enlightened discourses … Boswell, is his reply: “Yes. Remember always that there are points at which our souls are bound.” Overwhelmed, Boswell …
… I and II. By Archibald Henderson. The Lewis Publishing Company. The five volume set, $35.00. Benedetto croce, … of evidence, especially in cases involving controversial points. In respect of time-span, his two volumes, embracing … While he does render judgments, he exhibits his materials and, so to speak, conducts his mental operations in full …
Essays
… I’m approaching middle age, that having older friends is a comfort in part because it reveals, concretely, how long a life can forestall death. The … “I don’t understand. Explain what you mean.” There are studies to support the claim that siblings are good for …
… few who had heard of it, the word “information” nagging uncomfortably undefined in the backs of their minds, many … Intelligence Agency. Indeed, concerned that foreign audiences might also wonder if that was the case, especially it tin-word …