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ConText: crowd sourcing Madison’s Notes of the Constitutional Convention
On Friday, the Brookings Institution and the Center for the Constitution at James Madison’s Montepelier launched a new project that aims to bring to life Madison’s Notes of the Debates in the Federal...
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Gettysburg at 150: The Battle and a Nation Reborn
This July marks the 150th anniversary of one of the most famous and important battles in American history: the Battle of Gettysburg. In commemoration of the event, AEI’s Program on American...
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How Old Were the Founding Fathers?
While famous paintings of our America’s Founding Fathers typically portray them as middle-aged or older, most were actually much younger than we tend to think during the founding of the nation. Todd...
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On Memorial Day
May 25, 2015 | Weekly Standard When thought-smiths have forged on the comfortable anvil of peace the belief that all war and conflict is wicked, foolish, and on the brink of extinction, then pain...
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History in the Age of Fracture
History in the Age of Fracture By Wilfred M. McClay (June 2015) Download Full Report as PDF This essay is the twelfth in a series exploring the role of the professions in a modern, liberal democratic...
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