Alexander Dugin and the Problem of Political Philosophy

The shocking defeat that shortened the life of a Caesar, and saved Northern Germany from Roman conquest.

"He had the power to enkindle others with the torch of his own restless energy, that burned in him till at last it consumed even his almost deathless vitality."

Henry, the fifth English monarch of that name, was born at Monmouth, on the banks of the pleasant Wye, in the year 1384-5. He was the eldest son of Henry earl of

The Italian War was the turning-point in the history of the Second Empire. Up to 1860 everything seemed to have succeeded with the man who twelve years before could not boast of