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2/13/2022
Anyone for Existential Torment this Valentine's Day?
by Barbara H. Rosenwein
From ancient Greece to the Romantic period, philosophers and artists have endorsed an idea of love that was closer to torture than to the anodyne sentiments of contemporary Valentines.
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SOURCE: National Review
8-8-13
Conrad Black: Tears and Nixon
Conrad Black is the author of Franklin Delano Roosevelt: Champion of Freedom, Richard M. Nixon: A Life in Full, A Matter of Principle, and the recently published Flight of the Eagle: The Grand Strategies That Brought America from Colonial Dependence to World Leadership. He can be reached at cbletters@gmail.com.
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