Inflation and the French Revolution: The Story of a Monetary Catastrophe
H. Arthur Scott Trask
A Bad Turn in American History
Scott Trask on junking the Articles of Confederation.
Animal Farm in the Heartland: The Cartoon Controversy and Its Meaning
H. Arthur Scott Trask on the cartoons.
The Cartoon Controversy: Some Reflections on Its Meaning
Fanatics at Home and Abroad
Was born in the states, speaks English, works for the government.
Enemies at Home and Abroad: The Cartoon Controversy and Its Meaning; Part I
War, What War? On the Fantasy and Usefulness of a Permanent State of Siege
H. Arthur Scott Trask on the fantasy and usefulness of a permanent state of siege.
A Kingdom of Reason
H.A. Scott Trask on Ridley Scott's Kingdom of Heaven.
Marching on to Virginia and Armageddon: John Brown and His Heirs
H. Arthur Scott Trask on John Brown and his heirs.
Oliver Stone and the Romance of War: A Review of Alexander (2004), With Reflections on the Macedonian and American World Empires
H. Arthur Scott Trask on the Macedonian and American world empires.
American Outlaws
H. Arthur Scott Trask on the idea of the Western, which is freedom.
The Bush Deficits and ‘the Responsibility Society’
H. Arthur Scott Trask on war finance.
The History Before the Myth King Arthur: the Movie (2004)
H. Arthur Scott Trask on King Arthur: the Movie.
Was Nathaniel Hawthorne a Paleolibertarian?
H.A. Scott Trask on the great writer, Jeffersonian, and opponent of Lincoln's war.
The Quiet American: Graham Greene's Brilliant Novel Shines as a New Film
H. Scott Trask on Graham Greene's Quiet American, novel and movie.
The Conspiracies of Empire
Scott Trask on why the government always lies about such crimes as Pearl Harbor.