Reexamines the authorship controversy surrounding the plays of Shakespeare and provides evidence that the classic works were written by Edward de Vere, the 17th Earl of Oxford

Alias Shakespeare

Biographies & Memoirs

Sobran, Joseph

Arts & Literature

Free Press

Presents a literary analysis of "Julius Caesar," and includes information on Shakespeare's life and on the history and culture of Elizabethan England.

Julius Caesar (Shakespeare Explained)

Children's Books

Education & Reference

Cavendish Square Publishing

Presents a literary analysis of "A Midsummer Night's Dream," and includes information on Shakespeare's life and on the history and culture of Elizabethan England.

A Midsummer Night's Dream (Shakespeare Explained)

Cavendish Square

HUSTLER: THE CLINTON LEGACY is collection of more than 80 columns and articles by syndicated columnist and author, Joe Sobran. Sobran's eloquent and insightful commentaries chronicle the major events of the Clinton presidency from crime and perversion in the White House, to media hypocrisy, to the degeneration of constitutional government, to Balkan adventurism, to Larry Flynt’s adulation, and much more. It is a masterpiece of political and cultural commentary. The book is dedicated "To the woman who knows him best: Jane Doe."

Hustler: The Clinton Legacy

Politics & Social Sciences

McPherren, Tom

Politics & Government

Griffin Communications

Syndicated columnist, Joseph Sobran wrote extensively during Bill Clinton's presidency, detailing many of the scandals and shady dealing of those years. Hustler: The Clinton Legacy is a priceless recounting of Bill and Hillary's reign in the White House. Luckily for the Clintons, people have short memories. And since more than 20 years have gone by, younger folks have no recollection of those Clinton years. That’s why FGF Books, the publishing imprint of the Fitzgerald Griffin Foundation, which owns the copyrights to all of Mr. Sobran’s columns, decided to bring out a second edition of this important book now. Here are some of the misdeeds and nefarious activities of the Clintons discussed in “Hustler”: -- "FileGate": when Bill and Hillary illegally obtained many FBI files of their enemies -- the Whitewater scandal -- that fact that Bill used Arkansas state troopers to procure women for parking lot trysts -- First Feminist Hillary trying to foist a comprehensive universal national health care system on the U.S. in 1993 -- that the Clintons were loathed by much of the public for their greed, opportunism, fanaticism, glad-handing. bullying, and hypocrisy during their eight years in the White House --that Bill Clinton was the first president to "make the sexual revolution part of the conscious program, promoting abortion, homosex, feminism, and the rest, and even weaving them into the system of entitlements." --that Clinton understood with perfect lucidity that "civil rights" has become nothing more than a group spoils system This book provides a penetrating and insightful analysis of the nature and personality of our 42nd president. For example: “Americans have been taught to expect their presidents to be great men: men of substance, courage, eloquence, and dignity. Clinton has none of these qualities and hardly pretends to have them. … He is nothing but a skilled political specialist, a charmingly unscrupulous improviser, possessing all the currently necessary arts of raising money, wooing important power blocs, and getting elected”. Every essay in this book adds to one’s knowledge of the character of Bill Clinton. Joe calls Clinton “The Sex President.” While he is probably the only one to be that blunt about it (other than perhaps Ann Coulter, who wrote the Foreword to the book), he wrote, humorously: “Another thing nobody has ever said is this: ‘Bill Clinton is innocent. Let’s hear those tapes. Let’s hear the testimony of Monica Lewinsky, Betty Currie, the Secret Service, the Chinese lobbyists, and let the chips fall where they may. The full truth will vindicate the president and confute his accusers.’” “Co-president” Hillary does not escape Sobran’s critique. He writes: “Hillary became the most powerful and unpopular first lady in history. And it wasn’t long before she also generated her own scandals. …It comes as a kind of relief to find she’s made of the same stuff as her husband. Her fanaticism has never gotten in the way of her profit." Sobran foresaw clearly the failings and ramifications of Clinton’s foreign policy which increased the involvement of the U.S. in the Middle East. In 1997, he wrote: “How many enemies do we want? We have the power to make an unlimited number, provoking terrorist retaliation in the short run and who knows what in years to come. … If, one day soon, one of these bombs is detonated in Washington, New York, St. Louis, or Seattle, we’ll pay dearly not only for Bill Clinton’s sins, but for our politicians’ fifty-year habit of …sacrificing America’s interests to Israel. The shock will dwarf the memory of Pearl Harbor.” Alas, he was correct in his prediction. The Clintons aren’t about to change their character. But will enough Americans catch on to them to drive them eventually into oblivion? It is the hope and prayer of FGF Books that some of the insights in this book will illuminate the minds and hearts of our fellow citizens as to the true nature of the Clintons.

Hustler: The Clinton Legacy (second edition)

History

Americas

CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform

Often compared to G.K. Chesterton and H.L. Mencken, Joseph Sobran produced some of the finest essays in the English language. This selection is an engaging look at the politics, culture, and mindset of the late 20th century. Covering a wide range of topics including Christianity, secular humanism, the Constitution, morality, motion pictures, books, music, liberalism, tyranny, so-called gay rights, Shakespeare, and even baseball — Sobran writes with grace, eloquence, and wit. Even more important, considering these turbulent times, his penetrating, timeless insights can help us regain our sanity. "Sobran's voice was unique, his style readily identifiable, his wit irrepressible, his range as wide as that of any columnist of his generation." — Patrick J. Buchanan (from the Foreword) "[Joe Sobran’s] literary ability, his originality, learning, eloquence and the sheer speed with which he could produce articles reached the level of genius. ... He was the intellectual equivalent of a natural athlete who can reach Olympic standards with no training." — Tom Bethell (from the Preface) "Now a whole new generation can discover for itself Joe Sobran's uniquely powerful, persuasive, elegant, trenchant — and hilarious — voice; the voice of the twentieth century's greatest essayist; a voice that speaks again in the pages of this marvelous book." — Ronald K. Tacelli, SJ, Boston College "Joe could say in a sentence what most writers would need an entire column to express. [His] specialty was to make blindingly simple points that would cut through mountains of sophistry. Once you heard them no amount of fancy footwork could make that particular liberal humbug work again.” — Ann Coulter (from the Afterword)

Joseph Sobran: The National Review Years: Articles from 1974 to 1991

Coulter, Ann

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