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Home Education Government History Literature Philosophy Society Books Language Learning ... English French German Greek Latin Links		"A slave is he who cannot speak his thoughts." – Euripides   Education Great Books and Undergraduate Education Michael M. Jordan "The end of higher education is the acquisition of wisdom and virtue and the serious pursuit of knowledge and truth" Philosophy & Religion Against the Jackals CWNY "A European is not different from a pagan because the pagan has bloody sacrifices and the European uses his mind; the European differs from the pagan because he believes that God’s spirit dwells in the blood and not in nature. "   Society & Culture Why We Must Discriminate Laura Wood "It’s not a question of returning to a former time, such as the 1950’s or the Victorian era, but of returning, as Richard Weaver put it, to the center of things, to the essence of who we are." Albioni Schola   "Conservative, n. A statesman who is enamored of existing evils, as distinguished from the Liberal, who wishes to replace them with others." -- Ambrose Bierce, "Devil's Dictionary," 1911 History A Memorable Timeline Education Popular Schooling Styles A Classical Curriculum A Conservative Bibliography Learning Latin The Revival of Latin Hilaire Belloc "We are the true heirs and guardians of civilization ..." Language Problem Solving in the Content Area Richard Mitchell The Graves of Academe Education The University Paul J Cella Reform If You Would Preserve Government Liberty and Classical Tradition Democracy in America, I.2   History Tacitus on the Germans Stalin's Jews Philosophy & Religion Liberalism, Part I Francis Parker Yockey "Liberalism is entirely negative" Poetry The Golden Verses Pythagoras of Samos "Honor thy father and mother and relatives" Against the Jackals The Crisis of Anomie The Morality of Survival   Havamal: Sayings of the High One Education Great Books & Undergrad Ed Stories The Goose Girl Grimm's in German & English Lady of the Fountain Learning Latin The Real American Classics Society & Culture From "It's a Wonderful Life" to "Pleasantville"
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