A Dust-up among the Historians
Life and Books and Everything — Clearly ReformedA Dust-up among the Historians
December 9, 2022
Life and Books and EverythingClearly Reformed
For as much as the CFH talks about inclusion and the free exchange of ideas, it is clear that the present leadership of the historical guild assumes conclusions on the left.
In this response to a recent article published by Jay Green, Kevin discusses the pitfalls of using history for activist purposes.
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