Heroes: From Alexander the Great and Julius Caesar to Churchill and de Gaulle is the latest extraordinary book from the prolific, learned, and acclaimed conservative English historian Paul Johnson. A companion piece to Johnson's triumphant Creators: From Chaucer and Durer to Picasso and Disney, this new book offers a sweeping range of insightful, engaging profiles of a panoply of highly accomplished individuals -- men and women whose accomplishments still benefit civilized people the world over. read more

"Economics, more than anything else, is a way of thinking," says economist and syndicated columnist Walter E. Williams. As such, the tools of economics can be applied not only to topics commonly thought to be in the realm of economics -- such as international trade, regulation, prices of goods and services -- but to those which are not, such as racial discrimination, national defense, and marriage. Now, in his new book Liberty versus the Tyranny of Socialism, Williams has selected over 160 of his syndicated columns from the past few years that offer insights into a wide range of issues. "Many of my columns focus on the growth of government and our loss of liberty, but many other columns demonstrate how the tools of economics can be used in ways that ordinary people can understand," said Williams.

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His early life in the dusty town of Pinpoint, Georgia, was marked by poverty and hunger. His father abandoned his family when he was one year old, leaving his teenage mother to raise him on a $10 a week maid's salary. When this became impossible to continue, she sent him, now seven, to live with her father in the comparatively big city of Savannah. This move would forever change the life of Clarence Thomas, a man who has moved from poverty and hardship to the Supreme Court, becoming one of our nation's most stalwart conservatives. In My Grandfather's Son, Thomas tells his own moving, inspiring story -- from the deprivations and humiliations of his youth to the unconscionable defamation he suffered at the hands of the Left during his hotly contested confirmation battle for the Supreme Court. read more

In standard histories of the so-called "Red Scare" of the 1950s, Sen. Joe McCarthy (R-Wis.) is depicted as a lying bully who falsely named helpless victims in the U.S. State Department and other government bureaus as Communists or Soviet agents. Lying and baseless charges of subversion were the supposed essence of McCarthy's method. History has judged him such a loathsome figure that to this day, some fifty years after the Army-McCarthy hearings, people hurl the term "McCarthyism" to attack any perceived witch-hunt. But now, in Blacklisted by History: The Untold Story of Senator Joe McCarthy, veteran journalist M. Stanton Evans shows not only that this portrayal of McCarthy and his cases is mistaken -- but that virtually everything else that we've been told about McCarthy and his "era" is false. read more

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Village-atheist assaults on the Bible are now commonplace in public schools, universities, the media, and even some elite seminaries. Acid-tongued pundit Christopher Hitchens and other widely celebrated writers warn the world about the growing menace of religious convictions. The Jesus Seminar and documentaries such as The Bible Unearthed claim to demonstrate that little or nothing the Bible says happened really happened anyway. Even pop culture has gotten into the act, with the TV drama The West Wing and the popular magicians Penn and Teller featuring much-ballyhooed "debunkings" of the truth of the Bible, purporting to show that the book that millions revere as holy is not just filled with silly fables masquerading as history, but with incitements to violence and immorality. But now, in The Politically Incorrect Guide to the Bible, Robert J. Hutchinson sets the record straight. Hutchinson, the winner of eight journalism awards from the Associated Church Press and other organizations, sifts through archaeological and historical evidence to prove that the Bible -- both the Old and the New Testaments -- is on solid ground as history. read more

Despite the Left's efforts to deny America's rich religious heritage, there is concrete evidence all around that America has always acknowledged for the Creator in our public life. Now Speaker and Mrs. Gingrich bring you the breathtaking beauty of Washington, D.C.'s monuments, memorials and landmarks -- and explain how they serve as enduring reminders of the role that faith in God has played in the founding and civic development of the United States of America. read more

The Dittohead's Guide To Adult Beverages is a hilarious compilation of "adult beverage" recipes specifically engineered for audience members of The Rush Limbaugh Show. Dittoheads across the Fruited Plain will immediately identify elements of the "Limbaugh Lexicon" and the hit radio program's trademark irreverent humor.

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Richly evocative photographs from military cemeteries across the country, enhanced by poignant quotes and powerful essays and speeches from famous Americans throughout history, fill this stirring tribute to the American soldier. read more

The Conservative Leadership Series brings you books that define and inspire conservative thought. Many of these timeless works are nearly impossible to find in paperback, let alone in collector’s-quality hardcover. Each book is produced to a bygone standard of excellence -- a standard worth of books meant to be read, re-read, and handed down for generations.

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Christians are called upon to be "contenders" for their faith. Today, that means confronting the challenge of modern atheists, who -- in such anti-religious bestsellers as The God Delusion, The End of Faith, and God Is Not Great -- have declared open warfare on the Christian faith. Now, in What's So Great About Christianity, bestselling author Dinesh D'Souza gives a Christians a kind of toolkit to meet this challenge head on -- or risk being silenced altogether. read more

In Culture Warrior, O'Reilly marshals all of his celebrated firepower for the defense of traditional values against those who want to transform America into a secular-progressive country. The culture war, O'Reilly explains, differs in many ways from the usual liberal/conservative divide, but it is no less heated -- and the stakes are even higher for those who love the values on which our nation is founded. read more

Most of us remember a smattering of Roman history, a few Egyptian myths, and maybe even a name or two from the ancient kingdoms of India or China. But, for decades, historians have focused on individual fragments of the past, making it more and more difficult for us to see any common threads between the cultures that gave birth to our own. Now, in The History of the Ancient World: From the Earliest Accounts to the Fall of Rome, Susan Wise Bauer -- the critically acclaimed author of The Well-Educated Mind and The Well-Trained Mind -- begins a bold new series that tells the story of all peoples, linking together historical events from Britain to the far coast of China, while still giving due weight to the distinctive features of each country and culture. read more

European and Islamic anti-Americanism, Mark Steyn explains, threatens to leave us isolated in the world: the global situation is rapidly reaching a point at which America will have to confront the enemies of civilization without help from anyone else. And when the world is divided between America and the rest, all those who don't want to see the world shrouded in a new Dark Ages should hope that America wins. read more

Forty years after his death, it is impossible to escape the iconic image of Ernesto "Che" Guevara. From T- shirts to posters to Hollywood movies like The Motorcycle Diaries, he is still celebrated as a selfless, fearless martyr to the cause of "the people". But as Cuban exile Humberto Fontova reveals in this myth-shattering book, the real Che Guevara was a cold-blooded murderer who thought nothing of firing a gun into the stomach of a woman six months pregnant, whose only crime was that her family opposed him. He was also, Fontova proves, a sadistic torturer, a coward in battle, a hypocrite who lusted after material luxuries while carefully cultivating his image as a lover of the poor and oppressed. Exposing the Real Che Guevara is based on scores of interviews with the few people still alive who interacted with Che and can tell the truth about him -- including survivors of Ché's atrocities, and the CIA agent who interrogated Che just hours before the Bolivian government executed him. read more

In past #1 bestsellers, Ann Coulter has revealed how liberals lie about their conservative opponents (Slander). She's shown how the Left routinely stands with America's enemies against America herself (Treason). She's even defended liberalism's ultimate boogeyman: Joe McCarthy.

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After more than twenty years of counseling girls, she knows that fathers, more than anyone else, set the course for their daughters' lives. Now, she shows you how to strengthen -- or rebuild - your bond with your daughter, and use it to shape her life, and yours, for the better. read more

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In science, dispassionate, objective inquiry reigns supreme, and researchers will readily give up their most cherished views if the evidence proves them wrong -- right? Unfortunately, the answer is no. Science, like virtually everything else these days, has become a highly politicized field in which the Left has worked energetically to present its pet theories and schemes -- all of which just happen to advance their case for the necessity for ever more government control over our lives. But in The Politically Incorrect Guide to Science, Tom Bethell, who has for several years been making the case for real science as opposed to its politically correct counterfeit in the pages of The American Spectator, sets the record straight about some of the most controversial and politicized issues of our time.

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Amuse your conservative friends and annoy your liberal neighbors with the Ann Coulter Talking Action Figure. This incredibly lifelike action figure looks just like the beautiful Ann Coulter, and best of all . . . it sounds like Ann, too! Ann recorded these classic Coulter sayings especially for this action figure.

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Historian Robert Conquest has spent a lifetime exposing Soviet tyranny. Author of The Harvest of Sorrow, he dared speak openly about Stalin's crimes that the New York Times and other segments of the media elite had covered up for decades. His years studying Stalin have given him an exceptionally clear insight into the ways seductive ideas can cloud men's minds - and now, in The Dragons of Expectation, he turns his powerful gaze to the political degradations and intellectual fetishisms of the Western world.

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Since his appointment in 1986, Justice Antonin Scalia has been the U.S. Supreme Court's premier conservative, leading intellectual gladiator -- and chief wordsmith. More than any justice in recent history, Scalia has given life to Aristotle's injunction that "it is not enough to know what to say -- one must know how to say it."

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