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Author of "Clarence Thomas and the Lost Constitution" and "The Founders at Home: The Building of America, 1735-1817"
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When Rudy Giuliani Made New York Great Again

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His recent successors failed to learn the lessons of the great reformist mayoralty of the 1990s. An error occurred. Please try again later. Journal Editorial Report: The mayor’s ‘personal attack’ could cost the city. Photo: Lev Radin/Zuma Press/Denis Balibouse/Reuters New York Former Mayor Rudy Giuliani’s recent brush with mortality reminds us how clearly his administration showed that people, not impersonal forces, make history—especially men of vision and courage like him.
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Dickens and the Social Order eBook Now Available

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To announce the publication of the Kindle Edition of Dickens and the Social Order, I’m posting this preview. I hope it will whet your interest. Aristotle perhaps didn’t go far enough when he said that tragedy was more philosophic than history, concentrating as it does on what might be rather than merely on what had been. He might have gone on to say that tragedy—or, more broadly, literature—is more philosophic even than philosophy.
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Myron Magnet, Author at The American Mind

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