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Decisive Action: Jefferson’s Foreign Policy

18 November 2009

In his inaugural address in 1801, President Thomas Jefferson asked Americans to seek “peace, commerce and honest friendship” with other nations. That phrase later became the title of a Ron Paul book and a rallying cry for disgruntled civil libertarians on the American Left who were upset about American intervention in Afghanistan after 9/11.

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The Ten Commandments of College Liberalism

18 November 2009

Let’s face it. Being a Liberal isn’t as easy as it used to be. There are so many rules to follow, so many people to please. You want to be a strict observer of all things Left, but it’s tough. Well, we here at the Carolina Review are all about making you happy, so we [...]

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The Life of Jefferson

18 November 2009

The problem with the popular conception of Thomas Jefferson isn’t that what we know is false. Rather, as with most of the Founding Fathers, our knowledge is just too simplified.

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