In spite of its present difficulties, the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland will remain united.
Daniel Johnson
Not all socialists are Nazis, but all Nazis are socialists.
Faith, Nationalism, and the Future of Liberal Democracy takes neither faith nor nationalism seriously.
Brexit and Covid have, separately and cumulatively, forced to the surface European tensions that had lain dormant.
Churchill's powers of endurance, judgement, and observation, and his insatiable appetite for adventure are already apparent in The River War.
From what might have been a mere jeu d’esprit, Gueniffey has conjured a beautiful and profound reflection on the meanings of heroism.
McDowell makes a remarkable contribution to Milton scholarship by showing how choice and political circumstance shaped the rise of the epic poet.
Hume's subversive radicalism and infidelity make him an unlikely target for today’s iconoclasts, but he stands accused of an unforgivable thoughtcrime.
The Protectorate paved the way for what later became known as constitutional monarchy.
Daniel Johnson is the founding Editor of TheArticle. He contributes to Mosaic, the Times Literary Supplement, Wall Street Journal, Commentary, New Criterion, National Review, and other papers, magazines, and websites.