I frequently get the question from classical educators which books about classical education are the best. Here are my top five: 1. A Defenc...

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The Achilles heel of the modern Republican Party is its unending attempts to avoid addressing all but the most pressing social issues in fav...

There are five books that everyone who wants to become classically educated should aspire to read and understand. I have called them the ...