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Every week Hillsdale College President Larry Arn joins Hugh Hewitt to discuss great books,

great men, and great ideas. This is the Hillsdale Dialogues presented by Hillsdale College.

To find more episodes, search for Hillsdale Dialogues and Apple Podcasts. Tune in,

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Morning, glory America, Bolger High Canada on Hugh Hewitt. That music means if you're a long time

listen to the show that the Hillsdale Dialogues begun. And for some of you, it's the only hour of

the radio week that you listen to, and now the only hour of the television week you watch.

That's Dr. Larry Arn on the right. If you're watching on the sale and news channel and he's the

only other voice you hear besides mine on the radio. And we are at the 13th episode of 13 on the

history of the English speaking people. And I want to begin by asking you, Dr. Arn, what did you

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