American historian
Dan McLaughlin writes for National Review Online about the loss of one of America’s most eminent historical experts, the former John Locke Foundation headliner Gordon Wood. The great American historian…
Noted historian Gordon Wood explains the value of America’s unique circumstances as a nation. There has been some talk recently that we aren’t and shouldn’t be a creedal nation—that beliefs…
Dan McLaughlin of National Review Online reports on one significant reaction to a recent magazine issue about the 1619 Project. Nikole Hannah-Jones went on Twitter Monday night to respond to…
Jenna Robinson of the Martin Center focuses on the controversy surrounding UNC-Chapel Hill’s hiring of New York Times reporter Nikole Hannah-Jones. Last week, the University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill Board…
Gordon Wood writes for Project Syndicate about similarities between political debates in the present day and those at the time of Andrew Jackson’s presidency. The Jacksonian era, like our own,…
Carolina Journal Radio marks its 700th consecutive weekly episode with highlights from more than a dozen years of insightful interviews about politics, public policy, and history. You’ll hear highlights from…
How often have we heard President Obama and his allies urge opponents to “put ideology aside” in order to reach compromise during major political disputes? Pulitzer Prize-winning historian Gordon Wood…
Carolina Journal Radio?s microphones picked up comments in 2007 from some of the leading voices in conservative thought. We?ll recap those comments in a special year-end edition. Among those cited…
The General Assembly recently apologized for the state’s role in slavery. John Hood and Troy Kickler will discuss the political and historical significance during the next Carolina Journal Radio. We’ll…
On Tuesday, Dr. Gordon S. Wood gave a talk on his recent book Revolutionary Characters: What Made the Founders Different at a luncheon hosted by the North Carolina History Project.…
The United States maintains a unique fascination with its historical figures, according to Pulitzer Prize-winning historian Gordon Wood. In his most recent book, Revolutionary Characters, Wood reminds us that we…
For planning purposes What: N.C. History Project Lecture When: Noon Tuesday, March 27, 2007 Where: Meredith College, Belk Dining Hall 3800 Hillsborough Street, Raleigh, NC (Directions are available at www.JohnLocke.org/events.)…