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A view of pagan Germanic culture from the inside—Grønbech’s masterwork places us into the mind and world of the ancient Men of the North. Also available in hardcover — click HERE
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A cyclical history from a uniquely American point of view, prefiguring both Spengler and modern ecological approaches to social decline.
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Le Bon’s masterwork explores how individuals lose judgment and identity in groups, becoming vulnerable to suggestion and impulsive collective action. Also available in hardcover — click HERE
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Lenin’s blueprint that led to the Bolsheviks’ triumph over the Russian Provisional Government and provided the elite framework for the Soviet Union. Also available in hardcover — click HERE
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The founding text of modern political realism draws the hard lesson of 1848: ideals can prevail only by reckoning with power and reality. Also available in hardcover — click HERE
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Aesop’s Fables are perennial moral tales in which animals, gods, and men reveal the human experience with unforgettable comic force. Also available in hardcover — click HERE
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A collection of proverbial counsel and Old English verse from the days of Anglo-Saxon England.
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A critique of capitalism from the right, arguing that modern industry and modern business interests are not only distinct but in conflict, destined to undermine each other. Also available in hardcover — click HERE
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A comprehensive overview of the topic of nationalism in Imperium Press' Fundamentals series.
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An indictment of today's “mass man”: the average person who cares little for what it took to build modernity—and so is doomed to lose it. Also available in hardcover — click HERE
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A collection of Norse poems and sayings revealing the ethos of the North, showing how men lived and won fame within a hard world. Also available in hardcover — click HERE
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The greatest French medieval epic and a window into the feudal mind. Also available in hardcover — click HERE
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A complete retelling of Wagner’s operas in clear, forceful Anglish, richly illustrated with fifteen original paintings. Also available in hardcover — click HERE
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A sharp critique of democracy, arguing that mass rule systematically elevates mediocrity, politicizes institutions, and erodes respect for competence, hierarchy, and judgment.
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A dark vision of an illiberal future where sovereignty migrates to the local, and survival depends on oath and kinship, not impersonal law. Also available in hardcover — click HERE
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The ultimate defense of neofeudalism is now available for the first time ever in English translation. Also available in hardcover — click HERE
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Using power dynamics and anthropology, Bond undermines liberal accounts of legitimacy and establishes a real science of human orders. Also available in hardcover — click HERE
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Examining power relations through an illiberal lens, we discover the high-low vs. middle mechanism, and that liberalism tends to centralize rather than decentralize power. Also available in hardcover — click HERE
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This book applies elite theory to American and British politics, offering a powerful and far-sighted view of the modern political landscape. Also available in hardcover — click HERE
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A compendium of ancient voices on Sparta, revealing a civilization that chose rootedness, restraint, and enduring order over change.