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Thank you for visiting the official website of The Rockford Institute. Here you will find details about the Institute's events, both future and past, as well as regular posts on all areas of classical learning, with discussions led by Dr. Thomas Fleming. Stop back regularly to view our growing archive of resources for autodidacts of all ages.

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Thurs., March 15, 2012: Ides of March Lecture, with Frank Brownlow (Rockford, IL)

July 10-15, 2012: Summer School (Rockford, IL)

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  • TRI Tackles September 11

    TRI Tackles September 11

    TRI | August 30, 2011 | 0 Comments

    Join us for a provocative evening of discussion on “September 11: Ten Years Later.”

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  • Winter School 2012: Sicily

    Winter School 2012: Sicily

    TRI | August 2, 2011 | 0 Comments

    Join Chronicles editor Thomas Fleming, his wife, Gail, and Rockford Institute vice president Christopher Check, for daily guided walks to the churches, museums, and archeological sites of eastern Sicily.

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  • Colette Baudoche by Maurice Barrès

    Colette Baudoche by Maurice Barrès

    Thomas Fleming | June 13, 2011 | 0 Comments

    Maurice Barrès is hardly a name in the United States, even to American conservatives who could learn a great deal from his fiction and essays. A collaborator of Charles Maurras, Barrès had a deeper understanding of blood-and-soil conservatism than most Americans can grasp, and his celebration (in this book) of Metz under Yankee—I mean Prussian—occupation should resonate with many.

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  • John Randolph Club 2011: Ft. Worth

    John Randolph Club 2011: Ft. Worth

    TRI | June 13, 2011 | 0 Comments

    This October, Thomas Fleming, Taki, Tom Pauken, James Patrick, Srdja Trifkovic, Aaron D. Wolf, Scott P. Richert, Robert C. Koons, Roger McGrath, and more of your favorite Chronicles writers will gather in the city “where the West begins” to take on the enemies of Christendom, from multiculturalists to Muslims to neo-Norsemen.

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  • Hear Conservative Author Tom Pauken in Rockford

    Hear Conservative Author Tom Pauken in Rockford

    TRI | April 19, 2011 | 0 Comments

    Join us in Rockford on May 26 at The Rockford Institute to hear answers to these questions and more, as Tom Pauken discusses “how America lost her way and how we can find our way back.” Click for details.

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John Randolph Club 2011: Ft. Worth

John Randolph Club 2011: Ft. Worth

TRI | June 13, 2011 | 0 Comments

This October, Thomas Fleming, Taki, Tom Pauken, James Patrick, Srdja Trifkovic, Aaron D. Wolf, Scott P. Richert, Robert C. Koons, Roger McGrath, and more of your favorite Chronicles writers will gather in the city “where the West begins” to take on the enemies of Christendom, from multiculturalists to Muslims to neo-Norsemen.

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TRI Tackles September 11

TRI Tackles September 11

TRI | August 30, 2011 | 0 Comments

Join us for a provocative evening of discussion on “September 11: Ten Years Later.”

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   Sicily Chronology

Sicily Chronology

Thomas Fleming | August 12, 2011 | 0 Comments

For our upcoming Convivial Winter School, I shall be posting, revising, and updating the reading list, chronology, and travelers’ history of Sicily.

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Winter School 2012: Sicily

Winter School 2012: Sicily

TRI | August 2, 2011 | 0 Comments

Join Chronicles editor Thomas Fleming, his wife, Gail, and Rockford Institute vice president Christopher Check, for daily guided walks to the churches, museums, and archeological sites of eastern Sicily.

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Colette Baudoche by Maurice Barrès

Colette Baudoche by Maurice Barrès

Thomas Fleming | June 13, 2011 | 0 Comments

Maurice Barrès is hardly a name in the United States, even to American conservatives who could learn a great deal from his fiction and essays. A collaborator of Charles Maurras, Barrès had a deeper understanding of blood-and-soil conservatism than most Americans can grasp, and his celebration (in this book) of Metz under Yankee—I mean Prussian—occupation should resonate with many.

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