The Tom Woods Show, episode 1322.

Prepare to set fire to the index card of allowable opinion.

Your daily dose of liberty education starts here, the Tom Woods Show.

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in doing precisely this over at paths to income.com. Hi everybody. Tom Woods here. We're talking to

Jeff Herbiner today about American economic history, really from the early days up through the second half of the 19th century. So we're going to be speaking in very broad terms, of course. But Jeff has just released the first of a two-part series of courses on American Economic History for Liberty Classrooms. So this seemed like an opportune

moment to talk about some of the main themes in American economic history and particularly

themes that, let's say, get distorted or left out or misunderstood in the standard account.

I mean, that's what we're here for, isn't it? And Jeff is just top notch. He's the chairman

of the Department of History at Grove City

College, which is where the great Hans Sennholtz taught, and he is the assistant editor of the

quarterly Journal of Austrian Economics. I've known Jeff for so long. I've known him since 1993,

and so far, no question I've asked him has he been unable to answer. He is continuing with that unbroken

streak, and it's just tremendous. So anyway, up until, up through January 25th, 2019, we're having a pretty

good coupon discount on Liberty Classroom to celebrate Jeff's new course.

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Anyway, LibertyClastroom.com slash coupons is where you can always find our coupon codes.

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