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Eric Mataxis shows the show about everything which is to say about a whole lot of things. But one of the

things that seems to creep back over and over again is history, American history and how faith and

freedom are combined, how the government works, how our government is supposed to work, how our

country is supposed to work, how freedom is supposed to work. It's something about which I've written a

book. But I have the pleasure in this hour of speaking with C Bradley Thompson who has written a

new book called America's Revolutionary Mind, a moral history of the American Revolution and the

Declaration that defined it. C Bradley Thompson is a professor in the Department of PolySciate

Clemson University. He's the executive director of the Clemson Institute for the study of

capitalism and he's with me now. Professor Thompson, welcome. Thank you very much Eric. Great to be

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