The Guild Review

Thanks to the Financial Times I discovered the works of James Tissot (1836-1902).  This Franco-British artist came from a background of t...

Since St. Patrick's Day this year falls on a Sunday in Lent, we'll celebrate a day early. This year's topic is lilting. Lilti...

In his previous post , Aaron touches on one of the most fundamental points in our discussion: modern German history is a compression of all ...

A few weeks ago I was struck by the simple fact that this blog seems to have a German obsession. Much of the blame falls on my fellow blogg...

Andrew Bacevich gave the 2012 George C. Marshall Lecture in Military History , and as one would expect from Bacevich, it was scathing, insi...

The following commentary comes from William D. O'Neil via H-War : The irony of the hand-wringing over "containment" of Ch...

And while we are on the topic of technology and the sacred, I would like to pass on a short article from the most recent edition of  First T...