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Unruly Americans

Woody Holton
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Unruly Americans by Woody Holton comes up on Interesting Times with Ross Douthat, with transcript quotes, timestamps, and episode context.

Unruly Americans by Woody Holton appears 2 times across 2 podcast episodes on 1 show, with transcript quotes and timestamps.

there's a lot of colorful writing that Woody Holton goes through in Unruly Americans that people want another read on this.

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He Has a Plan for the Left. It Might Involve Overthrowing the Constitution. on Interesting Times with Ross Douthat
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The host references 'Unruly Americans' by Woody Holton to illustrate the economic distress and political context surrounding the American founding. Holton's work provides a colorful narrative that challenges conventional views of the founders' intentions regarding democracy and governance.

Unruly Americans by Woody Holton most often appears in conversations about American founding and democracy and founding of America.

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The host references 'Unruly Americans' by Woody Holton to illustrate the economic distress and political context surrounding the American founding. Holton's work provides a colorful narrative that challenges conventional views of the founders' intentions regarding democracy and governance.

The host mentions 'Unruly Americans' to highlight the economic struggles faced by Americans after the Revolution and how these struggles influenced the founding of the nation. Woody Holton's work provides a colorful narrative that challenges conventional views on the founders' intentions and the political dynamics of the time.

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Recent show rotation: Interesting Times with Ross Douthat.

Fastest path back to the source: the strongest indexed mention lands at 13:08 in the episode where we captured it.

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He Has a Plan for the Left. It Might Involve Overthrowing the Constitution. on Interesting Times with Ross Douthat is one of the clearest indexed episodes that mentioned Unruly Americans by Woody Holton. Other indexed episodes include Abolish the Senate. End the Electoral College. Pack the Court. on Interesting Times with Ross Douthat. The first indexed transcript timestamp lands at 13:08.

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The host references 'Unruly Americans' by Woody Holton to illustrate the economic distress and political context surrounding the American founding. Holton's work provides a colorful narrative that challenges conventional views of the founders' intentions regarding democracy and governance. It most often appears in conversations about American founding and democracy and founding of America.

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The book provides a different perspective on the economic distress in America post-Revolution, discussing the appeals for economic relief and the historical context of Shays' Rebellion.

Sentiment: Deep Dive
For: Historians and politically engaged citizens
Key quote: there's a lot of colorful writing that Woody Holton goes through in Unruly Americans that people want another read on this.
The host mentions 'Unruly Americans' to highlight the economic struggles faced by Americans after the Revolution and how these struggles influenced the founding of the nation. Woody Holton's work provides a colorful narrative that challenges conventional views on the founders' intentions and the political dynamics of the time.

The speaker references Woody Holton's book for readers interested in understanding the economic distress during the American founding period.

Sentiment: Deep Dive
For: Historians and political science students
Key quote: There's a lot of colorful writing that Woody Holton goes through in Unruly Americans if people want another read on this.
The host references 'Unruly Americans' by Woody Holton to illustrate the economic distress and political context surrounding the American founding. Holton's work provides a colorful narrative that challenges conventional views of the founders' intentions regarding democracy and governance.