Many of these essays were written for The Euro-American Student Union [ESU], a mere handful of college students dedicated to the maxim Magna Europa est Patria Nosta ["Greater Europe is our (common) Fatherland"], which I coined for them in my capacity as Legatus, Legionis I, "Invictae". Many, but not all ... enough banter! The origin of a work is of scant import: Opus ipse loquitor [The work speaks for itself]!

Essays on Political Philosophy

• Votes for Oysters! or Government of the Stupid, by the Stupid, and for the Stupid!
• "Jewish Influences": Marcus Ely Ravage's masterful 1928 essay [w. Intro. by U.M.]

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Historical Essays

• Dr. WHO? - the story of William B. Shockley, inventor of the transistor.
• Why is There an Unfinished Pyramid on the Back of a Dollar Bill? - (Do you really Want to Know?)
• Mithra: - is Freemasonry actually a revival of this ancient cult?
• Hypatia: - the tragic murder of this great female philosopher by lice-ridden Xians in 415 c.e.

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Cultural Topics

• Ezra Pound: Protector of the West. It was treason, and he made the most of it.
• W.A.M.: Apollo's Amanuensis? - Mozart and personal metaphysics.
• Catullus: Poeta Lascivus? "Classy porn" or Love speaking all its Names? (Latin recommended)

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Prose and Poetry

• Tales of the Macabre: ... if you fancy Edgar Allen Poe or The Twighlight Zone.

• Poems: a few to sample.
  
  Hommage � Khayyam: a rube in tribute to the mathematician-poet.
  
  Pro Juvenco: A Sonnet (in English).
  
  For "Vito": A Valentine (in English).
  
  Nebulae - a poem (in English).

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This will suffice for starters. If there's request for more, I'll add more.

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