Coming soon, on the Larry Arn Show, historian and classist Victor Davis Hanson.

I'm tempted to a thesis. We're being ruled by people who haven't farmed, haven't fought,

and haven't read any old books. That may be our problem.

One of the things we didn't talk about, I think also there's a shame culture that we've forgotten.

And we, a lot of great classists talked about that transition from shame of the early Greek

city state to guilt, especially in the Christian era, but we feel guilty about things

about you don't feel any shame. Don't miss the conversation between Victor Davis Hanson

and Hillsdale College President Larry Arn. Subscribe now to the Larry Arn Show at podcast.hillsdale.edu

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Morning, Gloria America, Bolzor. Hi, Canada. I'm Hugh Hewitt. That music means the Hillsdale

Dialogues has arrived and I'm getting lots of notes from you folks who love the history of

English-speaking people and Winston Churchill's authorship of it. We are spending many weeks in it.

One week per book and there are a grand total of 12 books in the history of English-speaking

people divided among four volumes. We're in volume two, book six, Restoration to Revolution.

Dr. Larry Arn is president of Hillsdale College. All things Hillsdale are found at Hillsdale.edu.

A couple of months ago, my friends from Salem went up to your campus, Dr. Arn. They saw you

doing the Inquisition thing at lunch with some of your students and they were amused by that.

And they loved your campus, but they were marked. They expected everyone to be in blue blazers

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