Brownson's Occasional Blog
Orestes 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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Fundamental Principles
Over at the James Wilson Institute, Nicholas Valencia has written an engaging analysis of Trump vs Barbara making the case that Chief Justice Roberts based his opinion on the assumption that we in the United States are subjects of the gover...
Kryptonite for Socialists
Last night, I attended a lecture by a popular conservative who commented on the very real possibility that the DSA will take control of the Democrat Party and the Democrats will take control of the government and impose socialism. He mentio...
The Voice of “We the People”
Most of the Founders had little regard for the common people. Guevenor Morris, who composed the final version of the Constitution, once referred to a crowd gathered for a political issue as “reptiles.” John Randolph, the governor of Virgini...
The Loyal People
After reading my recent piece in Public Discourse, The American Pope and the American Constitution, a friend questioned me about a quote from Orestes Brownson:
[T]he great body of the people in the non-slaveholding States, wedded to Amer...
Reconstruction Revisited Again
As I mentioned in a post last month, Brownson immediately objected to the plan for reconstruction proposed by Lincoln in December, 1862. Before that plan was put into legislative form, Brownson objected once more in The American Republic. H...
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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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