A Journal of Culture, History and Global Statecraft

Boyd D. Cathey

Boyd D. Cathey holds an M.A. degree (Jefferson Fellow) in history from the University of Virginia, and a D.Phil. (Richard Weaver Fellow) in history from the University of Navarra, Pamplona, Spain. In 1971-1972 he was assistant to Dr. Russell Kirk. His book, The Land We Love: The South and Its Heritage, was published in November 2018 (Scuppernong Press).

Published Articles (22)

Remembering General James Johnston Pettigrew

September 01, 2026

The Metropolitan Opera, Country Singer Roy Clark, and the Suicide of America

July 01, 2026

The War Between the States: A Reading List

June 01, 2026

Memorial Day Is Always Special for Me

May 01, 2026

An Easter Meditation: The End of History and Christian Hope

April 01, 2026

Neoconservatism: The Trojan Horse That Undermines the West

March 01, 2026

Classic Western Cinema and the American Experience

February 01, 2026

St. Thomas Aquinas, Chesterton, and the Lunacy of the Modern World

January 01, 2026

Beethoven, the Duke of Wellington, and the Laudes Regiae

December 01, 2025

Chartres, the Cemetery, and the City of Charlotte

November 01, 2025

Understanding the Culture War: Remembering a Notable Film Actress of the 1950s

October 01, 2025

Juan Vazquez De Mella and Spanish Carlism, 1885-1936

September 01, 2025

The Passing of Zippy: Who Was He, You Ask?

August 01, 2025

The Real Meaning of July 4th and the Heresy of Lincolnian Interpretation

July 01, 2025

Russia, Fatima, and the Future of Christianity

June 01, 2025

The Revolutionary Cancer in Music: Severing Our Cultural Connection to the Past

June 01, 2025

Does God Exist? Look into the Eyes of a Dog

May 01, 2025

The Universality of the Traditional Cause

April 01, 2025

Liberty or Equality. You Cannot Have Both

March 01, 2025

Feodor Dostoevsky and the Fate of Christian Civilization

February 01, 2025

A Sign of Contradiction: Richard Strauss’s Defense of European Culture in Music

January 01, 2025

The American South and Its Literary Tradition

November 01, 2024