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In this episode, Dan Hugger speaks with John Pinheiro, director of research at the Acton Institute, about his latest contribution to Law & Liberty, “A Failure of Vision,” a review of legal theorist Robert C. Hockett’s A Republic of Producers. The wide-ranging conversation touches upon the American Republic’s early history, 20th-century interpretations of it, the sorts of lessons that history can teach us, those it cannot, and the trustworthiness of non-historians attempting to do history.

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⁠A Failure of Vision | Law & Liberty⁠

⁠A Republic of Producers: Completing Our Jeffersonian Economy with Hamiltonian Finance | Robert C. Hocke⁠tt 

⁠Notes on the State of Virginia | Thomas Jefferson⁠

⁠The Promise of American Life | Herbert David Croly⁠

⁠A Student's Guide to U.S. History⁠ | Wilfred M. McClay

⁠Federalist No. 51⁠

⁠On the Advantage and Disadvantage of History for Life | Friedrich Nietzsche⁠

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