A contest entry praising Jünger's Storm of Steel as the best war memoir, then connecting its theme of duty to the author's own experience of a premature daughter's birth and survival.

A review of 'The Internationalists', which argues for the significance of the 1928 Kellogg-Briand Peace Pact in outlawing war and shaping modern international relations.

The review examines Herbert Hoover's life, from his business success and humanitarian work to his presidency and post-presidential career, presenting him as a complex and influential figure in American history.

Christmas Day, 1911: three empires sign a treaty carving up Europe and end the Great War, and the chroniclers set down how the continent was won and whom it remembers.