Abraham Lincoln: The Man and the Myth
The uncritical view of our sixteenth President as a pious statesman has been extraordinarily influential. It has affected the most incisive minds.
Charles Austin Beard: Liberal Foe of American Internationalism
Lionized in his early career by much of the historical establishment, Beard fell out of favor with his fellow liberal and progressive academics because of his opposition to the nation’s foreign policy in the years prior to World War II.