The Tom Woods Show, episode 479.

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but not just about him i want to talk about a book that I read not

too long ago. I finally have time to write articles again. You remember I pretty much stopped doing

everything other than the show while I was working on the Ron Paul curriculum courses. But now that

that's behind me, I actually have time to do things once again. So when Dan McCarthy of the American Conservative magazine asked if I would review a book that

looked sort of interesting to me, and it wasn't a terribly long book, I said, well, what the

heck? I'll dive right back into writing articles. So I have an article in the current issue of

the American Conservative magazine, September October 2015. It's also available on the website,

and naturally, what else? Of course, I'm going to link to it on today's show notes page,

which is tomwoods.com slash 479. The book is called conservative heroes, 14 leaders who shaped America

from Jefferson to Reagan, by somebody named Garland S. Tucker the 3rd.

I know nothing about him.

And now, of course, the subtitle leads to a lot of other questions, including Jefferson among conservatives, is a controversial placement.

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