Tolkien and His Friends
BY MARTINA JURICKOVA
Through their art they wanted to “re-establish sanity, cleanliness, and the love of real and true beauty in everyone’s breast”.
Thomas Andrews: Master Shipbuilder and Hero
BY WESLEY HUTCHINS
This love of sailing earned young Tommie the nickname “Admiral” and perhaps also fueled his interest in ships and shipbuilding.
From Slavery to Freedom: The Story of St. Patrick for Kids
BY SONYA BRITTON
Patrick’s story was an amazing example of faith in adversity and of God’s salvation of one far from home and in slavery.
Saint Patrick: A Scholarly Search for His Birth Place and Date
BY PATRICIA DEEGAN
This is an article on the background of Saint Patrick rather than looking at his faith or his missionary work for the Irish.
The Diamond of England: The Mission and Martyrdom of St. Edmund Campion
BY AVELLINA BALESTRI
This was a saint with sparkle; this was a man with know-how; this was the cream of Catholic England.
"Gentleman Johnny:" The Life and Times of General John Burgoyne
BY GRAEME RESTORICK
Burgoyne’s favourite subject whilst at school was history, (commendably enough!), with an especial interest in military history.
Champion of Liberty and Son of Freedom: The Life of Thaddeus Kosciuszko
BY DAVID HAMBURGER
Kosciusko gained renown amongst Americans and those in his homeland as a selfless champion of freedom.
Queen Elizabeth II: The Longest Reign and Still Going Strong
BY WESLEY HUTCHINS
For many Americans (including yours truly), the Queen has definitely earned our respect and appreciation over these last 63 years.
An English Jacobite: James Radcliffe, 3rd Earl of Derwentwater and the '15 Rising
BY GRAEME RESTORICK
The sadness and regret felt by many at his fate inspired a famous lament known as ‘Derwentwater’s Farewell’.
Biographies of the Inklings
BY PHOENIX
As a child he listened to his father’s tales of Middle Earth, and as a teenager, he gave feedback on The Lord of the Rings.
