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Harry Elmer Barnes

1889-1968

Harry Elmer Barnes (r) and  James J. Martin

 

 

Revisionism: “the effort to revise the historical record in the light of a more complete collection of historical facts, a more calm political atmosphere, and a more objective attitude.”

 

By Barnes

• Review of Alexander A. Goldenweiser, Early Civilization: An Introduction to Anthropology [1923]

• The German Declaration of War on France: The Question of Telegram Mutilations [1929]

• Introduction to If I Were God [1930]

• The Public Significance of the War Guilt Question [1934]

• Review of Charles A. Beard, The Nature of the Social Sciences in relation to Objectives of Instruction [1934]

• The United States and the First World War [1940]

• Review of Herman Ausubel, Historians and Their Craft: A Study of the Presidential Addresses of the American Historical Association, 1884-1945  [1951]

• Review of Christopher Dawson, The Dynamics of World History [1957]

• The Public Stake in Revisionism [1967]

• Zionist Fraud [1968]

• Pearl Harbor after a Quarter of a Century [1968]

 

About Barnes:

• Murray N. Rothbard, Harry Elmer Barnes, R. I. P. [1968]

• Murray N. Rothbard, Harry Elmer Barnes as Revisionist of the Cold War [1968] [Off-site]

• Joseph R. Stromberg, Harry Elmer Barnes: Progressive and Revisionist [2000] [Off-site]

• Dan Spielberg, Harry Elmer Barnes: A Liberal Only A Libertarian Could Love [2007] [Off-site]