A User's Guide to History
H. W. BrandsEverybody uses history, some better than others. This User's Guide offers suggestions on how the past shapes the present, and how the present shapes what we think about the past.
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The problem with rights
The Enlightenment of the 17th and 18th centuries featured various assertions of natural rights. John Locke listed the holy trinity of life, liberty and property. Thomas Jefferson tweaked Locke to yield life, liberty and the pursuit of happi...
Advertising age
The economic history of human societies divides into two eras: the age of scarcity and the age of abundance. The only societies to whom this generalization does not apply are the ones that are still preindustrially poor.
The paradox of American exceptionalism
Americans have long thought themselves special. So have most other peoples. In one way or another, we humans are all exceptionalists.
Supply and demand: Marshall
Alfred Marshall assessed the historical debate over value—between labor theorists like Smith and Ricardo and utilitarians like Jevons—and concluded that each side was partly but not entirely correct. The former stressed the supply side of m...
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