And also, what jaclyn said, are graduatingo thereve their degree, yet is somebody out there sitting on their Interview Panel saying, you are too politically correct. It does not matter if you are politically incorrect or correct, you know what they are saying. Way, oring, is there a do you have one word, to say to the generation that is here, people going into the field, about why they should stay . Why should they do the work we do . [applause] we are going to limit it to a word or two. Yes, quickly, go to our website. The aha is trying to suggest that phd historians are useful in many places in our economy and society. There are many ways to be an historian. This is a deep cultural change that needs to take place, but this is what we are trying to do. Quickly, the answer to the other question, i wanted to say that somebody asked about students having ideological clarity, i do not want my students to have a logical clarity. Earlier, there was a comment about liking things that are a m
Would now wage war against property. Society president on William Tecumseh sherman, arguing his march to the sea campaign was hard war rather than total war and his targets were carefully selected to diminish southern resolve. On american artifacts, take a tour with Senate Majority leader mitch mcconnell. Have thecconnell i good fortune to actually be here on august 28, 1963 when Martin Luther king made the i have a dream speech. Now i confess i could not hear a word. I was at this end of the mall. And he was at the Lincoln Memorial looking down on thousands and thousands of people. But you knew you were in the presence of something really significant. Then on the presidency, fo aides to tos former johnson and next and talk about the vietnam war. Lbj anguished over that were every single day and that is not an exaggeration. The calls to and from the theation room to see if carrier pilots had returned. They explore the president s foreign policies during the conflict. Reel. M. Eastern o
Indianapolis, and has headquarters in massachusetts. It was very prominent in the 1960s in particular. What was the purpose behind the society . Prof. Mulloy they were an anticommunist organization. They opposed and feared that communism would subvert the United States. Globally, they opposed collectivism of all times, so they were opposed to many manifestations of the welfare state. They opposed what they saw as excessive governmental interference in the economy. In foreign policy, they wanted the United States to take a more active role in trying to win the cold war, to defeat communism in cuba, vietnam, those cons of places. Who was john birch . Prof. Mulloy he was an american missionary and a soldier who was killed at the end of the Second World War in china. The president of the John Birch Society discovered his story and identified birch as the first victim of this world war. Does the party still exist . Prof. Mulloy it does. It is much smaller now than it was in the late 1950s a
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