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Orginalism’s Homage to the Constitution

JMC fellow Jeremy Rabkin's review of "A Debt Against the Living" appeared in the Claremont Review of Books.

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A Lesson in Reading Intelligently

JMC faculty partner Diana Schaub wrote a review of Ralph Lerner 's 2016 book in the Claremont Review of Books.

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The American Colonies’ Tipping Point

JMC fellow William Anthony Hay reviews The Townshend Moment, a book that locates the colonies' rupture with the British Empire in the Townshend brothers' political ascendency.

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The Congress That Forgot Its Purpose

JMC fellow Joseph Postell sheds light on the causes of Congress' current failures in his CRB essay.

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The Reliability of Madison’s Convention Notes

Paul Rahe, a JMC fellow, defends the credibility of Madison's Constitutional Convention notes in the Claremont Review of Books.

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Free Speech on Campus and in Political Life

JMC faculty partner James R. Stoner reviewed four recently published books that weigh in on the national debate over free speech, including a book by JMC fellow Sigal Ben-Porath.

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Founding Fathers: Devils or Demigods?

Blind obsession as well as mindless defamation cloud our ability to assess the Founders' political thought soberly, according to Charles Zug.

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How Geography Shaped America’s Self-Understanding

JMC fellow Jeremy Black wrote a review of Max Edelson's The New Map of Empire: How Britain Imagined America before Independence.

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