Written by the winners, history has been harsh to the French emperor
Wellington was born in Ireland, once spoke with a thick brogue, and relied on Irish troops and officers to defeat Napoleon. Yet history portrays him as scorning his background
The libertarian politician is also a critic of ‘big government’ which withers away of the role of the individual
The invention of liberty, literacy and prosperity have all been wrongly portrayed as Protestant developments
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The latest book from the Catholic Truth Society on euthanasia is very well-timed
The Pope’s encyclical will surely focus on our duties of stewardship towards Creation
The community of the Church is one very good place to learn the virtues that Aristotle prescribes
He could be intercessor for the young people who found themselves on the jobs market after 2008
Why the religious kill
The greatest threat to freedom in the post-modern world is radical, politicised religion