Ralph Vaughan Williams, musical nationalist.
Felix Frankfurter’s remarkable rise and his enduring legacy in American law and politics.
Samuel Adams’s political convictions were less doctrinal than communal and familial.
No one will fight and die for his country without something that transcends biological life.
We must steward modernity’s great achievement: the grid.
Only by embracing their distinct dignities can men and women protect their unity.
American English is the music accompanying the great American circus.
Acknowledging the reality of the natural moral law.
American promises of freedom and equality have provided sufficient opportunity for blacks to improve their lot.
No one knows the way out of our present morass.
Our democratic institutions are incapable of dismantling union power.
John Quincy Adams, master of grand strategy.
Gouverneur Morris, forgotten founder.