To Crown With Liberty

By |2026-10-04T22:18:46-05:00October 4th, 2026|Categories: Catholicism, Dwight Longenecker, Fiction, French Revolution, History, Senior Contributors|

I have to admit that I did not immediately warm to Karen Ullo’s novel. This was due to my own prejudice against both historical fiction and women’s romance. I was mistaken. Ullo won me over, and I came to admire and root for her protagonist, a tough but tender Frenchwoman. In my continued trawl through [...]

Jacobinism: The Armed Doctrine in Fiction

By |2026-07-13T19:51:20-05:00July 13th, 2026|Categories: Books, French Revolution, History, Ideology, Jean-Jacques Rousseau, Literature, RAK, Russell Kirk, Timeless Essays|

What important works of fiction worked a healthy reaction against the French Revolution in Britain and America, a reaction little diminished today? The bicentenary of the French Revolution occurs in this year of 1989*; and still the world is tormented by ghastly political upheavals and acts of terror that are inspired by what was said [...]

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