the fabrication of historical mystery for an update on keith windschuttle (author of ‘the killing of history’) and the stirs being caused by his recent book called ‘the fabrication of abor
Housmania! This is my new mantra:”The prime requisite of a good emendation,” said he, “is that it should start from the thought; it is only afterwards that other Continue Reading →
who is your daddy and what does he do? my favorite quote today from t.j. cornell’s ‘the beginnings of rome’, on the somewhat jasonic (to coin a word) king pyrrhus of epirus after his defeat Continue Reading →
