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Thought for the Evening: Imitating Genius Genius, etymologically speaking, is the spirit presiding over your birth; it is particularly kno...

Ganesh (2108): Kant's thinning of the notion of Cosmopolitan Right has an anti-colonialist intent. 'Hospitality' is not a virtue...

Sonnet XXXV by Alexander Thomson Suspiciens altam lunam, sic voce precatur. -- Virgil Fair, silver Queen! whose all pervading eye Beho...

Today is the feast of St. Matthias, Apostle. The story about him in Acts 1 is interesting in a number of ways. It occurs between the Ascensi...

...We must admit the existence of a law of nature and reason that precedes civil coexistence, and that must be respected by all civil dispos...

Abd-El-Kader At Toulon Or, The Caged Hawk by William Makepeace Thackeray No more, thou lithe and long-winged hawk, of desert-life for th...

The history of the Normans is a long one and hard to set down in the vernacular. If one asks who said this, who wrote this history in the ve...