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The Benefits and Hazards of the Classical Legacy
Roderick T. Long looks at how classical learning shaped the American Founders' political thought.
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The Founders, the Classics, and the Origins of Classical Liberalism
The American Founders were deeply read in the western classics. What did they learn, and how did they apply it?
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Constitutional Safeguards for Democratic Participation and Other Rights
Brian Kogelmann responds in our ongoing discussion on democracy and the paradox of tolerance.
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Tolerance and the Fate of Democracies
Mike Godwin says that democracies need not fear the paradox of tolerance.
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Democracy Needs More Than Itself to Survive
Jason Kuznicki argues that democratic participation takes place in the context of many other important rights.
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Excluding the Antidemocratic Is Antidemocratic
Brian Kogelmann argues that democracies should take the risk of standing on principle.