When I was an instructor on government to today’s high school youth, I was always on the lookout for insightful explorations of this important topic. It was to my delight that I came upon the thoughts of a learned professor of jurisprudence and politics of Princeton University in his treatise, The State:  Elements of Historical and Practical Politics. In this densely packed 656 page analysis he begins by noting: For purposes of widest comparison in tracing the development of government it would of course be desirable to include in a study of early society not only those Aryan and Semitic races which … Continue reading The Archangel Woodrow is Decanonized or Defenestrated At Princeton University