What's Going on Here?

Looking good brother 👊🏼 @akshaykumar https://t.co/YH2CP0ruy9

— Bear Grylls (@BearGrylls) January 12, 2022

In contrast...

This gives you an idea what things used to be like in the very old days. And listen to how they spoke back then.
Fascinating...

Man Born in 1867 Talks About Working in the 1880s - Filmed in 1930 - Col... https://t.co/IehoZkBWyn via @YouTube

— QuintusCurtius (@QuintusCurtius) January 12, 2022

Bart Masterson's Gun

When the original owner Bartholemew William Barclay Masterson, AKA "Bat" Masterson - buffalo hunter, law man, gunfighter, gambler, associate of Wyatt Earp, and close friend of Theodore Roosevelt, we feature the #Colt SAA #revolver on From the Vault!https://t.co/syy0w1iPkp

— Brownells, Inc. (@BrownellsInc) August 27, 2021

Pat Garret's Colt Single Action Army Pistol

Pat Garret's Colt Single Action Army, famous for being used to kill Billy the Kid is up for auction on @bonhams1793. Read about the history behind this unique piece, right here 👇https://t.co/rog1exDkei#billythekid #colt #history #OG

— Tactical-Life.com (@TacticalLife1) August 1, 2021

The Complexities of Identity

Family histories can reveal the moral complexities of our belonging in communities compromised by injustice. @HistoryToday @holland_tom @GrahamRKings #BlackLivesMatter #racism @ChurchandHour #BlackHistory @BlkHistStudies @blackhistoryunl @BlackHistory99 @FamilyHistoryUK #BLM https://t.co/F4dqmVDDZV

— Convivium (@ConviviumBrecon) July 27, 2021

This Doesn't Make Hamilton More Appealing

New arrival from @OxUniPress Andrew Porwancher, The Jewish World of Alexander Hamilton.

— John Wilson (@jwilson1812) July 24, 2021

An example of Pharisees trying to take credit for someone deemed to be great or currently popular in mass culture (because of the musical)? Or was Hamilton really influenced by his connections with Pharisees?

Whose 1776?

The battle over 1776. - https://t.co/ajxjz6B1t1 pic.twitter.com/1ajSrpcL8d

— Brion McClanahan (@BrionMcClanahan) July 14, 2021

The Winchester

https://t.co/Yp3fYONiAk

— American Rifleman (@NRA_Rifleman) July 7, 2021

Such Edge Lords

A Loyalist's rebuttal to the Declaration of Independence, written by Boston-born Thomas Hutchinson.https://t.co/cgm73bD9rk pic.twitter.com/0apKtGdycO

— Samuel Willodson (@sjwillodson) July 5, 2021

Happy 4th! This year, why not read Thomas Hutchinson’s (Governor of Massachusetts 1771-1774) point by point rebuttal of all the complaints in the Declaration of Independence! https://t.co/IzhuihOfAO

— Will Diamond (@wdiamond_econ) July 4, 2021

Trevor Lynch Reviews The Bostonians

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John Browning

After his death, there was no documentation of his work for historians to pore over. Browning left no drawings or blueprints because he never used them. Exactly how a Browning idea became a working firearm had never been fully understood.

Read on: https://t.co/fCw20RMiYg

— American Rifleman (@NRA_Rifleman) May 27, 2021

A New Book on Religious Liberty

In Andrew Walker’s new book, religious liberty is presented less as a political doctrine than as a description of reality itself. https://t.co/ql2o5wETJ2

— Public Discourse (@PublicDiscourse) May 23, 2021

Michael Anton Calls for a Truce and an Alliance Between Straussians and Paleos

As someone more on the paleo side of these old divides, I think Michael Anton is fair and persuasive here: https://t.co/N8SWke9mGp

— Helen Andrews (@herandrews) May 3, 2021

Lincoln and the DOI do not define what it means to be American; rather the DOI is understood properly within the Anglo-American political tradition which paleos claim to uphold, and is not the same as Straussian nationalism. Lincoln is judged negatively by that same tradition. One can claim that the Anglo-American political tradition is increasingly irrelevant thanks to deliberate mass miseducation and demographic change. Reds will have to decide whether they will and how they will defend their identity and culture. ("Find your tribe.") History and culture is passed on by a community or a people, and regardless of whether individuals are convinced by one side in academic squabbling over history, the DOI, etc., they need to find a group with whom they share a culture, and prepare for imperial collapse. In imperial collapse, Straussians and paleos will have to decide how much their view of history really matters, if they find themselves among people unsympathetic to their view, though I think that paleos will have, at least for a while longer, a better chance of persuading Reds.

The Target of the Identity Politicians

Pedro Gonzalez: Hating white Americans, denying them the same sense of identity—and thus dignity—that is afforded to every other group is the point.https://t.co/hyNoxhxGXq

— American Greatness (@theamgreatness) April 26, 2021

William Howard Taft, Conservative?

Inheritance taxation, Taft believed, “shall enable the State to share largely in the proceeds of such large accumulations of wealth that could hardly have been brought about save through its protection and its aid.” https://t.co/lMBj5pLDes

— The American Conservative (@amconmag) April 9, 2021

And a non-cucked article in the print edition.

From the print magazine: https://t.co/yIlMd1meYF

— The American Conservative (@amconmag) April 9, 2021

Most Popular Girls' Names

MAP BREAK

Most popular girls' names 1950-2018 by state pic.twitter.com/X6zW8Wy8ur

— Jack Posobiec (@JackPosobiec) March 29, 2021

An Important Day in American History

Unlike yesterday, with its Gulf War I nonsense.

#OnThisDay — In 1836 Samuel Colt patented the “revolving gun.”

Read on:https://t.co/5hSDUJxIg9

— American Rifleman (@NRA_Rifleman) February 25, 2021

Interview with Wilfred McClay

Ace interviewer Hope J.Leman talks with the eminent historian Wilfred McClay about his new introduction to American history *Land of Hope*.https://t.co/jfSOHkGAhr

— Robert P. George (@McCormickProf) February 16, 2021

Myth of American Individualism

My print copy is all marked up and worn out, so I am glad that one of the very best small-c conservative books on the American Founding, Barry Shain's MYTH OF AMERICAN INDIVIDUALISM, is finally out in a Kindle edition today: https://t.co/TRh77hyGVV

— Helen Andrews (@herandrews) February 9, 2021

First Principles: What America's Founders Learned from the Greeks and Romans and How That Shaped Our Country By Thomas E. Ricks

"First Principles is an engaging analysis of America’s founding, understood through the lens of an ancient world that is increasingly distant and obscure to us in the twenty-first century." Casey Chalk for @ubookman: https://t.co/N8wLkg9GKt pic.twitter.com/Wp3J9wB4u0

— Russell Kirk Center (@KirkCenter) January 26, 2021

Harper Collins

 

What Extended the Usefulness of Slavery in the U.S.?

The perpetuation of slavery in 19th century America is often attributed to some grand design. In fact, the historical evidence shows it was an unintended consequence of the invention of the cotton gin and the planting of a new variety of cotton.

McGrath: https://t.co/Pchz2lzyyi

— Chronicles Magazine (@ChroniclesMag) January 18, 2021