The Tom Woods Show, episode 889.

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Everybody, Tom Woods here.

Always fun talking to Paul Godfried, who is formerly professor of humanities at

Elizabethtown College.

He's the author of many books.

I've profited from every

Paul Gottfried book I've read. And in particular, I want to talk today about revisions and

dissents, which is a series of essays on various historical topics. And with a bit of current

events thrown in at the very end, we'll say, but an outstanding book,

Paul holds a Ph.D. in history from Yale. We'll try not to hold that against him. Paul, welcome to

the show. Thank you for having me again. All right. So the book is revisions and dissents. I want you,

even though it's a variety of topics that's covered, tell me if there's a thread

running through these revisions and dissents.

Yes, indeed, there is a thread, and it is this, that most of the people who are featured

as important historians by the American Historical Association, the Association of Modern Historians, whatever they're called,

the ones who are written up in New York Review of Books, the New York Times,

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