Jeff Minick
Author
Jeff Minick has four children and a growing platoon of grandchildren. For 20 years, he taught history, literature, and Latin to seminars of homeschooling students in Asheville, N.C. He is the author of two novels, “Amanda Bell” and “Dust on Their Wings,” and two works of nonfiction, “Learning as I Go” and “Movies Make the Man.” Today, he lives and writes in Front Royal, Va.
LATEST
Former Ohio Governor John Kasich on Why Faith Can Help America Become Stronger
The former governor talks about faith communities in America and the power we all possess to bring good to the world.
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Ripped and Rich: Why MAGA and Everyone Else Needs More MAMA
The degradation of our morals and culture, and the unethical behavior in government, just go on and on.
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‘Uncle Billy’ Sherman: The Unconventional General Who Helped Save the Union
This installment of “When Character Counted” examines how William Tecumseh Sherman’s character and judgment influenced the course of the Civil War.
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Pleasures and Profits From the Past: The Best Time Machines Are Paper
Talented writers can make the past come alive, as three famous historians show through their powerful works.
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Laughter in the Oval Office: Presidents and the Healing Power of a Well-Timed Joke
Faced with crises at home and abroad, presidents found that brevity and wit could lighten the weightiest office in the nation.
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Polluted by Politics: The Real Climate Crisis in America
An old battle cry of the left from 50 years ago, ‘The personal is political,’ is now the norm and poisons the societal climate in which we live.
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Storm-Born: Three Doctors, a Nun, and a Twister
In this installment of “When Character Counted,” we look at the Doctors Mayo and a nun who created one of the world’s great medical institutions.
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Lessons We Can Learn From George Washington’s Code of Conduct
Much wisdom is still to be found in ‘110 Rules of Civility.’
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‘Where You Are, Papa, I Shall Be’: A Story of Loyalty and Love From the Titanic
American millionaires Isidor and Ida Straus shared their birthdays, their lives, and their deaths.
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Former Ohio Governor John Kasich on Why Faith Can Help America Become Stronger
The former governor talks about faith communities in America and the power we all possess to bring good to the world.
|
Ripped and Rich: Why MAGA and Everyone Else Needs More MAMA
The degradation of our morals and culture, and the unethical behavior in government, just go on and on.
|
‘Uncle Billy’ Sherman: The Unconventional General Who Helped Save the Union
This installment of “When Character Counted” examines how William Tecumseh Sherman’s character and judgment influenced the course of the Civil War.
|
Pleasures and Profits From the Past: The Best Time Machines Are Paper
Talented writers can make the past come alive, as three famous historians show through their powerful works.
|
Laughter in the Oval Office: Presidents and the Healing Power of a Well-Timed Joke
Faced with crises at home and abroad, presidents found that brevity and wit could lighten the weightiest office in the nation.
|
Polluted by Politics: The Real Climate Crisis in America
An old battle cry of the left from 50 years ago, ‘The personal is political,’ is now the norm and poisons the societal climate in which we live.
|
Storm-Born: Three Doctors, a Nun, and a Twister
In this installment of “When Character Counted,” we look at the Doctors Mayo and a nun who created one of the world’s great medical institutions.
|
Lessons We Can Learn From George Washington’s Code of Conduct
Much wisdom is still to be found in ‘110 Rules of Civility.’
|
‘Where You Are, Papa, I Shall Be’: A Story of Loyalty and Love From the Titanic
American millionaires Isidor and Ida Straus shared their birthdays, their lives, and their deaths.
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