Gordon Wood 
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SOURCE: Boston Review
11/10/2021
The Changing Same of U.S. History
by David Waldstreicher
Historians have returned to the question of whether the Constitution is the problem or the solution with renewed vigor and high stakes. Those accusing ideological rivals of "doing politics, not history" are not innocent of the same charge.
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SOURCE: Slate
10/30/2021
The Historians are (Still) Fighting
by Willam Hogeland
Inside the recent Massachusetts Historical Society dustup between Gordon Wood and Woody Holton over the significance of slavery to the American Revolution, and what it means for the public perception of history.
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SOURCE: Wall Street Journal
2/21/20
Gordon Wood Reviews Mary Beth Norton's ‘1774’ for the Wall Street Journal
by Gordon S. Wood
What shocked colonists like George Washington into war? Britain’s imperious actions in Boston.
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SOURCE: World Socialist Web Site
11/28/19
Gordon Wood Interviewed on the New York Times’ 1619 Project
“When the Declaration says that all men are created equal, that is no myth”
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SOURCE: Los Angeles Review of Books
9-24-15
Gordon Wood says his 15 minutes of fame came with “Good Will Hunting” (Interview)
by Scott Porch
His latest work is a collection of significant Revolutionary War pamphlets put out by the Library of America.
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SOURCE: The Way of Improvement Leads Home (blog)
2-17-15
Social media storm over claims made by Gordon Wood
by John Fea
In an article in the conservative Weekly Standard he lionized Bernard Bailyn.
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SOURCE: The Weekly Standard
2-16-15 (accessed)
What Gordon Wood thinks of Bernard Bailyn
"Although Bernard Bailyn is one of the most distinguished historians in the Western world, he is not as well known as he should be."
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