Patrick J. Garrity (1955–2021)
Patrick J. Garrity, a long-time friend and contributor to the Claremont Review of Books, is remembered by Larry P. Arnn and Christopher Flannery.
Articles by Larry P. Arnn
House Divided
Charles R. Kesler's new book brings together the classical beginnings of the study of politics with the story of our nation in thought and deed.
Man of the Century
Andrew Roberts has written the best biography of Winston Churchill in almost 30 years.
Martin Gilbert among the Wodges
Harry V. Jaffa, 1918-2015
Remembering Harry V. Jaffa
Reviving the “Moral Sciences”: A Conversation with Peter F. Drucker
Reviving the moral sciences
Lion of a Man
A review of The Last Lion, Winston Spencer Churchill, Visions of Glory: 1874-1932, (Vol. 1), by William Manchester
A Little Light Reading and Some Cataclysm
Winston Churchill's Thoughts and Adventures.
Thoughts and Adventures
Celebrating the eight-volume Winston S. Churchill, a biography worthy of a great man.
Why the GOP is Flunking Higher Education
The Republicans risk turning America’s universities into a federally-funded no-truth zone.
Winston Is Back
Churchill understood the difference between tyranny and free government, the distinction upon which Churchill built his political life.
In Memoriam: Thomas B. Silver, 1947-2001
In memory of Thomas B. Silver
Winston and Clementine: Happily Ever After
Larry P. Arnn discusses the marriage of Winston Churchill and Clementine Hozier.
U.S. Has Right To Bomb, But Is Bombing Right?
Larry Arnn asks, "was it the right decision to begin bombing Yugoslavia ?"
Simplify the Peace Process
Larry Arnn discusses the Arab-Israeli peace process.
The Birthday of Our Constitution
Larry P. Arnn discusses the Constitution and the system it created.
