Articles
A Tribute to Edmund A. Opitz, by Rev. Robert A. Sirico, The Freeman: Ideas on Liberty, Oct 1993
"In the days ... when religious leaders taught variations on the theme that socialism was the practice of which Christianity was the religion—there was Ed Opitz, in a plethora of articles, boldly, yet calmly, adamantly, yet with respect, indicating with the most gentle and genteel of manners, that, in point of fact, the Emperor had no clothes."
"In the days ... when religious leaders taught variations on the theme that socialism was the practice of which Christianity was the religion—there was Ed Opitz, in a plethora of articles, boldly, yet calmly, adamantly, yet with respect, indicating with the most gentle and genteel of manners, that, in point of fact, the Emperor had no clothes."
Writings
A Reviewer Remembered: John Chamberlain 1903-1995, The Freeman: Ideas on Liberty, Jun 1995
Related Topic: John Chamberlain
"John Chamberlain lived with the printed word most of his life. He was a reader from his earliest years and during his four years at Yale acquired a command of Western Civilization's literary treasures. John's fine literary sense developed early, along with a superb style."
Related Topic: John Chamberlain
"John Chamberlain lived with the printed word most of his life. He was a reader from his earliest years and during his four years at Yale acquired a command of Western Civilization's literary treasures. John's fine literary sense developed early, along with a superb style."