We have already run, as Poem of the Day, two “Cautionary Tales for Children” by Hilaire Belloc (1870–1953). As you have no doubt surmised, having met both Jim and Lord Lundy, we here at The New York ...

As religious conservatives continue to debate the proper spheres of markets and government, they should keep Belloc in mind.

Hilaire Belloc thundered against the heresies of his age and defied the storms of war and secularism with which his life and times were beset.

Although readers of the National Catholic Register will presumably need no introduction to Hilaire Belloc, who was born 150 years ago, it will be well to at least remind ourselves of why Belloc is ...

Hilaire Belloc was widely recognized in his own time, even by opponents and enemies, as a writer of powerful, vigorous, and lucid prose, and similar claims have been made for him since his death ...

Was Hilaire Belloc sometimes careless? Yes. Impolitic? Certainly. Is he irrelevant to 21st-century concerns? Never.

Historians of American leadership can pick holes in Belloc’s contention. Like plenty before and since, Belloc exaggerated the exportability of American systems.

Hilaire Belloc Is Not a Good Model for Us to Follow Employees work at a production line assembling scale models of China's Chang'e 4 lunar rover at a factory in Dongguan, China, November 16, 2018 ...

In the late 1800s, a Napa woman, Elodie Hogan, married her determined European suitor, Hilaire Belloc, who would gain fame as an orator and author. The course of their romance ...