It has come to our attention that Allen Armentrout, the man who drove to Charlottesville, Virginia, faced down a mob of screaming, hateful, communists, and did not flinch, has been unenrolled from
Editor’s Note: Last Redoubt comes back after a couple of weeks without posting. It’s been a while, and I’ve accumulated a few odds and ends that don’t call for a full post. Hate is bad. So we are told. Of
President Trump’s announcement that the United States will pull out of Syria and the resulting resignation of Secretary of Defense Jim Mattis gives us an opportunity to look into an issue that
We are asked each day to surrender our independence in the name of convenience. In most cases we do so gladly. We make the trade without a thought. It sounds like such
Editor’s Note: Jasper Thorsson gives his thoughts on being a newly-married man. I married over a year ago now, but even two years is still young in married life. Time speeds up around
Editor’s note: The following is extracted from Fifty-two Stories of the British Navy, from Damme to Trafalgar, edited by Alfred H. Miles (published 1897). All spelling in the original. Early in the
Editor’s note: The following is extracted from Under the Stars and Bars, by Walter A. Clark (published 1900). All spelling in the original. It was the winter of ’64, and to those
Editor’s note: The following is extracted from Historic Events of Colonial Days, by Rupert S. Holland (published 1916). (Go back to previous chapter) Soldiers, both foot and cavalry, were landed on Long
Editor’s note: The following is extracted from Historic Events of Colonial Days, by Rupert S. Holland (published 1916). (Go back to previous chapter) Peter Stuyvesant saw that he would have to make
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