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Forrest McDonald.

The American Enterprise

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This quirky Southerner is one of America's most distinguished and original historians. Here he discusses states' rights versus national government, the Founding Fathers, the Supreme Court, political parties, and our greatest Presidents.

Forrest McDonald was a boy from "the swamps of Texas" who went to the University of Texas to play baseball ("great fielder, no hit") and fell into the study of history when he started reading accounts in the New York Times of every major-league baseball game played between 1901 and 1943.

As a historian, McDonald has staked out the pre-Abner Doubleday republic, writing now-classic books on the economic and intellectual ...

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