“The most powerful figure in early American history that you’ve never heard of”
What the nostalgia gets wrong
The American capitalists behind Soviet industry
Introducing the Winter 2026 issue of the Coolidge Review
Why natural resources bring trouble
100 years since the death of 16-year-old Calvin Coolidge Jr.
The greatest predictors of upward mobility
Why we need a new standard for assessing presidents
An interview with the founders of BASIS Schools
A new history of the 1929 stock market crash repeats John Kenneth Galbraith’s errors
A U.S. memorandum saw through Lenin’s propaganda
A column by Amity Shlaes
Forgetting the denominator:
The clash between Winston Churchill and Andrew Mellon
The print edition of the COOLIDGE REVIEW appears twice a year, in the summer and the winter.
The COOLIDGE REVIEW gives you history you can trust at a time when most of what passes for history is badly distorted.
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