Saving the Union
Let’s examine how and why Lincoln moved in the ways in which he moved.
A Quick Step Toward Armed Conflict
On the morning of April 12, 1861, Confederate guns opened fire. The United States Civil War had begun.
Lincoln’s Election Triggers a Southern Response
In the simplest of explanations, Southern leaders looked back at the Union’s history for their justification for secession.
The Election of 1860
A storm that had been brewing since the Philadelphia and Declaration of Independence days now threatened lightning, thunder, and torrential floods of death in an armed conflict.
How Many Candidates Are Too Many Candidates?
Revisiting a time of intense political strife in 1860 helps provide perspective.
Bless His Heart!
From the time of his inauguration until his quiet departure from the White House, James Buchanan’s term witnessed a whirlwind.
Bloody Kansas Ends Pierce’s Presidency
Even with violence ripping the region apart, Franklin Pierce was hesitant to send federal troops.
It’s Franklin Pierce, President
Pierce was not a strong leader, and he doomed the nation to eventually settle the slavery issue with arms.
In Brief: Tucker Carlson’s History Lessons
The media personality spreads bizarre ideas about World War II.
And Now, It’s Franklin Pierce!
Perhaps Millard Fillmore can take some solace in the fact that few remember his successor.
Millard Fillmore Was President? Really?
His rise to the presidency is a classic rags-to-riches tale that deserves a retelling.
Sixteen Months of American History
Did Zachary Taylor’s presidency make a difference?
Native Truths
Americans are taught that the native people were stewards of the environment. But Wilfred Reilly’s new book debunks this and other myths about America’s history.
Echoes of History in This Year’s Campaign
The more illuminating analogy to the two transcendental events of recent weeks are things that happened some 104 years ago.
‘Old Rough and Ready’ Is Ready
Both parties considering the same potential candidate does not happen in modern times, but how could it have happened in 1848?
Top Opinion
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The Washington Stand Public Trust in Government, Media, and the Church Has Fallen
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Mark Alexander Readers’ Choice: Best of Valor for 2024
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Michael Reagan Trump Tweets the Merry Out of Christmas
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Gary Bauer Trump’s Warning
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Tim Graham Biden the Invisible President Lies Without Consequence
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Josh Hammer Immigration Moratorium Now
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Erick Erickson A Light in the Darkness
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Michael Barone Time for Trump to Drop Lawsuits and for the Press to Apologize
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