The Tory Anarchist
He loved the past, hated the present, and dreaded the future.
John Rossi is a historian and professor who contributed essays and book reviews to The Weekly Standard between 2001 and 2012. His pieces for the magazine frequently explored British history and political figures, with particular attention to Winston Churchill and other prominent British statesmen and writers.
He loved the past, hated the present, and dreaded the future.
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