Brownson's Occasional Blog
Brownson's Occasional BlogOrestes Brownson, the most profound American thinker of the 19th Century, argued that the cause of our Civil War was two - equally erroneous - interpretations of the U.S. Constitution. His analysis is crucial today to resolve our current divisions.
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What Aquinas was to Aristotle, Orestes Brownson is to our American founding. The most profound American thinker of the 19th Century, Brownson's interpretations of the U.S. Constitution is crucial today to resolve our current divisions.
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