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Chronicles Magazine October 2018

UNDER THE BLACK FLAG

More Crime, Fewer Cops
Taki Theodoracopulos - SEPTEMBER 06, 2018
Some of you oldsters will never believe this, but London is no longer the place where The Blue Lamp and other black-and-white golden oldies were made.
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EDITORIALS

The Church Afire
Chilton Williamson Jr. - SEPTEMBER 06, 2018
As of the start of September, it seemed no week was complete without another scandal breaking within the Church of Rome, considered by Her members to be the Mystical Body of Christ.
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EDITORIALS

No Free Ride for Bezos Socialism
Daniel McCarthy - SEPTEMBER 06, 2018
Imagine an economic system in which government pays the wages of workers, but the businesses where they work remain privately owned, and profits accrue to the owners. Could this fairly be called free-market capitalism?
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EDITORIALS

Capitol Obsequies
Chilton Williamson Jr. - SEPTEMBER 06, 2018
It used to be said of the Anglican Church that it was “the Tory Party at prayer.” On the occasion of Sen. John McCain’s funeral service in Washington National Cathedral last September 1, the United States and the world were given another...
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EDITORIALS

The Voice of Democracy
Aaron D. Wolf - SEPTEMBER 06, 2018
“Democracy Dies in Darkness,” declares the Washington Post. With apologies to Alexis de Tocqueville, I reply: Doesn’t something have to live first before it can die?
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EDITORIALS

What Good Poetry Can Be
Catharine Savage Brosman - SEPTEMBER 06, 2018
A long and distinguished literary career ended on June 23, 2018, with the death of New England poet Donald Hall. A versatile and prolific author, he served in 2006-07 as poet laureate of the United States.
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