How to Be a Confident Pluralist
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@westbethkid
@westbethkid 10 сағат бұрын
"some settler expansion"--literally the genocide of the American Indian from the Mississippi river to the Pacific Ocean, but sure, okay
@dougdellwo3274
@dougdellwo3274 Күн бұрын
The party of Lincoln today is unrecognizable with regard to Lincoln's theory of a democratic republic.
@richardmourdock2719
@richardmourdock2719 3 күн бұрын
What a great speech. I highly recommend Dr. Guelzo's newest book on American faith, too. Guelzo is an American treasure. Most and truly.
@davidpotter3569
@davidpotter3569 4 күн бұрын
I question that the USA ditched English Common Law and Statute Law after the War of Independence. I understand that you have Habeas Corpus. If you have then it must be based on the 1679 Act of Parliament.
@jeffmilroy9345
@jeffmilroy9345 4 күн бұрын
If the question of slave states seceding from a union bent on outlawing long coddled slavery (which had enriched both sides handsomely for decades if not hundreds of years) was considered in the supreme court how would it have been resolved? Slavery, though an odious institution was very much legal at the time. Unconstitutional taking of property rights would result from emancipation legislation. Damages would have been stupendous. The court would likely have had to strike down emancipation. That is why Lincoln stoked the flame of secession and ultimately civil war itself. Through war - he could accomplish emancipation. It was simply a legal work-around/maneuver. There was no other way to abolish slavery and make it stick in the courts?
@westbethkid
@westbethkid 10 сағат бұрын
There was no need to "stoke" the flame of succession. The expansion of the United States and the economic ramifications of slavery vs. capitalism was inevitable. The Emancipation Proclamation was a war time strategy to win the Civil War, not an end in of itself. The war was fought to preserve the Union. Lincoln says this literally. Though many people in the North thought slavery was terrible, they were probably just as racist as Southerners. That generation were the grandsons of people who fought the Revolutionary war. The Union was the only thing of its kind around the world. They fought to preserve it. Notice that AFTER the Civil War, people spoke of America as a "Nation" Before the Civil War people spoke of America as a "Union" Most people didn't think abolition of slavery was possible---but the Civil War was so bloody and raged for so long, people tried everything to win, and to end it. The abolition of Slavery was a CONSEQUENCE of the Civil War. A good and moral one, but originally people wanted to "Save the Union"
@kennethobrien8386
@kennethobrien8386 6 күн бұрын
Excellent presentation. Thank you.
@swarner9546
@swarner9546 7 күн бұрын
Loved this presentation..genius!
@billiewinton5906
@billiewinton5906 8 күн бұрын
The war was about whether we would have hamburgers or pizza, every one knows that.
@cdavidlake2
@cdavidlake2 8 күн бұрын
Slavery.
@jamespierce523
@jamespierce523 9 күн бұрын
I’m sure the indigenous people that were slaughtered or purposely sickened by the United States, would not consider the 100 years between 1800 to 1900, boring…with or without a civil war. The statement from this history professor that it would have been a boring century without the American civil probably needs to return to the classroom…as a student.
@benjaminpendleton7797
@benjaminpendleton7797 9 күн бұрын
And then there was Lincoln's role in the Matson slave trial.
@benjaminpendleton7797
@benjaminpendleton7797 9 күн бұрын
Yeah, Rhode Island and Massachusetts had profited enormously not only from the Trans-Atlantic slave trade, but also from doing business with the Caribbean slave industries.
@benjaminpendleton7797
@benjaminpendleton7797 9 күн бұрын
Then the Union "liberated" the Indians.
@rorkgoose6114
@rorkgoose6114 10 күн бұрын
The American Civil War was a Democrat insurrection in pursuit of more political power, based, in part, on slavery.
@10Bones01
@10Bones01 10 күн бұрын
Guelzo for President.
@vincemarshall9520
@vincemarshall9520 11 күн бұрын
This man is an excellent speaker!
@DawitYehualashet
@DawitYehualashet 13 күн бұрын
Professor Smith is an ageless wonder! i have listened to his Yale intro to political philosophy a dozen of times. The man is a brilliant mind at work with a unique and disarming ability of articulation. His striking question to his class still rings very much in my ears: 'If Plato is a fascist, what does it make you?'
@jeffmilroy9345
@jeffmilroy9345 13 күн бұрын
The civil war disproved and reversed what the revolutionary war proved. That a right of sovereignty exists when two disparate factions no longer afford economic and political harmony. When an issue of the magnitude of unconstitutional taking of property on that scale exists - the fall out will persist for hundreds of years. There was little or no silver lining. Beyond a hungry freedom - slaves received nothing for their lifetimes of toils which developed the textile industry and industrial revolution in the US and Britain. Freed slaves should have received their own sovereign land hold - a sub-nation carved out from 2-4 border states on both sides of the Mason Dixon line. However, Lincoln and the abolitionists did not and could not get the votes to back that up. Instead, we have an assassinated president and our inner cities as they are today. This is an economic, political, and social travesty. Where is the real academic study and analysis of the real economics here?
@jeffmilroy9345
@jeffmilroy9345 13 күн бұрын
A minority portion of its people?
@kindnessfirst9670
@kindnessfirst9670 12 күн бұрын
That means less than half.
@jeffmilroy9345
@jeffmilroy9345 12 күн бұрын
@@kindnessfirst9670 Then why did the union have so much trouble keeping order? And why have you not paid reparations yet?
@kindnessfirst9670
@kindnessfirst9670 12 күн бұрын
@@jeffmilroy9345 I don't understand what your question has to do with the definition of minority.
@jeffmilroy9345
@jeffmilroy9345 12 күн бұрын
@@kindnessfirst9670 okay I will play along - you did not define 50 percent of we what population set. Neither did the professor.
@250txc
@250txc 16 күн бұрын
@user-gf3lw5pi4t -- Mankind *must* be governed. History proves this ... The biggest issue with the governess is who is doing the governing?
@250txc
@250txc 16 күн бұрын
What Mr. Guelzo is showing with his words on history is the *utter and absolute stupidity* of the human species.
@A_friend_of_Aristotle
@A_friend_of_Aristotle 16 күн бұрын
I agree with the idea that it proved that Republican government does not necessary end in anarchy, however the point that slavery would have been "re-instated" ignores the economic realities of the institution. Slavery had no chance in a head-to-head contest with Capitalism; every culture that started embracing Capitalism benefited from the Industrial Revolution, and all began to recognized and institutionalize trade for mutual benefit within their laws. Slavery is antithetical to the trader principle and the concept of individual rights that Capitalism requires. It's more likely that the failure of the Union to destroy slavery would have pushed the conflict further into the future, when technology would have made the inevitable war even more bloody...
@KeithWilliamMacHendry
@KeithWilliamMacHendry 9 күн бұрын
Then our famous Scot & the father of modern economics Adam Smith resolutely was opposed to slavery. Of course, we are talking of a different era in humanity.
@davidgoetz2576
@davidgoetz2576 16 күн бұрын
That was amazing!
@user-oi9iz9jr8y
@user-oi9iz9jr8y 16 күн бұрын
Allen is an incredible speaker!!! I could listen to him lecture all day long and he certainly knows his civil war facts
@mikeangle2
@mikeangle2 16 күн бұрын
Democracies protect themselves against internal instability? Double speak that actually inspires tyrants everywhere
@dwainseppala4469
@dwainseppala4469 17 күн бұрын
Wait, is that Dr Frazier Winslow Crane?
@anhumblemessengerofthelawo3858
@anhumblemessengerofthelawo3858 18 күн бұрын
Outstanding orator, ty, big up By the way, Lincoln had a "walk in spirit" from fourth density (it happens occasionally) who lived out the rest of Lincoln's life and carried forth his mission, which he felt too weak to carry out, starting I believe in 1852. And there's a reference to this in Big Bang Theory where Sheldon says, "Can you imagine how history would have turned out if robots from the future (negative extraterrestrials) became involved in the civil war?" Quite a seemingly strange statement; now you know what it means. It's true. Read The Ra Material.
@mccormyke
@mccormyke 19 күн бұрын
The US Cuvil War was about slavery & white supremacy exactly as spelled out in the third article if Constitution Of The Confederate States If America & echoed in every single Confederate state constitution
@ej7431
@ej7431 20 күн бұрын
Excellent video. However, what is happening today our politicians are destroying our democracy based on being free and a lawful society based on the constitution and declaration of independence. So what does the professor have to say about this administration opening our borders to those who could care less about our Constitution or Declaration of Independence. Not to mention those coming across the border are terrorist. So maybe that is why we are a republic.
@fredcdobbs.goldmine
@fredcdobbs.goldmine 20 күн бұрын
"democratic government would have been shown to be incapable of avoiding anarchy when a minority portion of its people decided they no longer wished to abide by its political direction and claimed a popular sovereign right to withdraw." ---as happened in the Revolution; as detailed as a right of man in the Declaration. You putz.
@dwainseppala4469
@dwainseppala4469 17 күн бұрын
If you want to bring our government down without firing a shot, JUST STOP PAYING TAXES.
@ranmanfl5597
@ranmanfl5597 20 күн бұрын
Professor Guelzo is my favorite American historian and interpreter. This 1 hour lecture explains what happened in 1861 when economics and regional differences clashed with philosophy and practical governance. I love Lincoln and i hate war and what a horrible job he was selected to do for the America he believed in. We should never forget the American Civil War and what it proves about preserving democracy.
@jeffmilroy9345
@jeffmilroy9345 13 күн бұрын
What does it prove about preserving democracy? Rather it set up unionization and loss of the countries industrial base and thus the very source of its existence.
@jacobmasters438
@jacobmasters438 5 күн бұрын
Is traditional "Liberal Democracy" at stake? I say it has ALWAYS been at stake. Abraham Lincoln understood it was passion that drove the Southern states into armed rebellion. Signifying that certitude has a tendency to lead to violence. Plain and simple, war is awful.
@jeffmilroy9345
@jeffmilroy9345 4 күн бұрын
@@jacobmasters438 War was necessary in 1861. Unconstitutional property seizure of enormous scale threatened with Lincoln's election.
@ranmanfl5597
@ranmanfl5597 4 күн бұрын
The historic timeline shows that the first secession was declared after the election of Abraham Lincoln and many more followed. Then the violent attack on Fort Sumter. In other words someone's favored candidate for President didn't win so they started an insurrection. Sounds like January 6th of 2020. So i agree with you JM our liberal democracy always has quitters who can't stick to the rules when they feel threatened and don't get their way. Nothing has changed, we are not evolving as a group, and our democratic way of life is always threatened by self-absorbed malignant bad actors. Welcome to our unstable reality.
@ranmanfl5597
@ranmanfl5597 4 күн бұрын
@@jacobmasters438 The historic timeline shows that the first secession was declared after the election of Abraham Lincoln and many more southern states followed. Then the violent attack on Fort Sumter. In other words someone's favored candidate for President didn't win so they started an insurrection. Sounds like January 6th of 2020. So i agree with you JM our liberal democracy always has quitters who can't stick to the rules when they feel threatened and don't get their way. Nothing has changed, we are not evolving as a group, and our democratic way of life is always threatened by self-absorbed malignant bad actors. Welcome to our unstable reality.
@FoundingFathersUSA
@FoundingFathersUSA 20 күн бұрын
1:06:21 [democracy] “is not some fragile flower…it has strength that is drawn from the natural order of things…”
@FoundingFathersUSA
@FoundingFathersUSA 20 күн бұрын
1:05:45 “…in a democracy you expect crisis…”
@robertavila8165
@robertavila8165 20 күн бұрын
EASY MONEY BASED ON SLAVERY
@currawongee1
@currawongee1 20 күн бұрын
If America wants to improve its democracy they should have an Electoral Commission as well as compulsory and preferential voting.
@jimmyclay9316
@jimmyclay9316 21 күн бұрын
A tea tax was much more preferable than Sherman and carpetbaggers. No Southern state would have joined the Union if they had thought they couldn't withdraw should they desire. A) Paying a little more for tea. B) Being killed, your children being killed, your lands being stolen and never returned. Hmmmm. Who the f____ would ever have chosen B. ??
@gordonmorris6359
@gordonmorris6359 22 күн бұрын
Biassed in favor of Lincoln's narrative.
@CPHSDC
@CPHSDC 22 күн бұрын
How about Lincoln legalized the vote for women and slaves when he took office? No War. Let the states vote out enslaving men or protect a man's right to leave a slaver and call himself free. No War. War was for those who get rich off war. Write that.
@CPHSDC
@CPHSDC 22 күн бұрын
NASA NOT SO FUNNY JFK was appalled when he found out the OSS had not only brought over the 3rd reisch practically intact but realized how sick the deep state was (from ties to the mafia to working with UK to engineering WW1, the Bolshevik Revolution, the Depression, WW2) and made his way to the presidency, he thought to stop it. His archrival, ghwb, a former double agent and defacto COO of the cia, helped him get elected, to manipulate him for eight years (Norma Jean, and more). But JFK was going to outsmart them. The goons were setting up NASA (NAZI) as a money laundering scheme. Any undergrad engineer knows there are practical barriers to putting something in space that requires oxygen and a toilet too. The radiation, the vacuum, the temperature extremes, each singly make anything less than Space Mountain too shabby for the ride. The space race was much easier on Americans than the 'arms' race. Why did the Soviet Union need a Cold War? Same reason a whore needs a pimp. Like they really cared if Vietnam went Red, or thought they could out last US. So JFK baited them and then fucked them with "We'll do it inside the decade,” after all WW2 only took 3-4 years to destroy Europe, including 2000 years worth of Jewish communities, as well as who knows how much of Asia. Throwing a U-Boat at the moon is surely a cakewalk. ("Don't call me Shirley", Buzz Aldrin) My bet is ideally he was going to wait for his lame duck term willing to embarrass himself as a liar to the World, at the same time ending the oligarchy, or at least exposing it for All to see (like we do now). Maybe he was going to spill the beans in Dallas. BTW, They must have had tons of shit on his brothers too.
@CPHSDC
@CPHSDC 22 күн бұрын
31 minutes He quotes lawyers writing in Northern newspapers. Yesterday's fake news is today's history. 25 minutes Lincoln's mandate- 2 Democrats ran against him, RIGging it for Lincoln. Duh. Like elections are of the people, for the people, but never by the people. 19 minutes MEAT. Meet the 35 Trusts that control 80% of capital/wealth by 1905. This was only the latest incarnation of the gold/cannon ball gang. They were there forty years earlier. Maybe they didn't realize how successful the depop event would go, but they already had a winning formula. Nine minutes in: He lost me when he called Jackson a sociopath. He did it on purpose to lose me, or at least confirm his bias if not get a tainted fore taste of the assembly of his scholarship. He could have skipped the intro.
@CPHSDC
@CPHSDC 22 күн бұрын
37 minutes "...the war was a square off between-" The Narrative is a Distraction, Dr. Guelzo. It is about gold and cannonballs. always, everywhere. Bizmark was the sociopath used by the bank of england to manipulate urope.
@CrabbyE8
@CrabbyE8 22 күн бұрын
I’m really enjoying this, but the title is wrong, it should be something like, “Civil War and the transformation of the United States”. I thought he’d get into the reasons why the war was fought.
@philopolymath
@philopolymath 23 күн бұрын
Money!
@user-rq7el8nh6q
@user-rq7el8nh6q 23 күн бұрын
As always, money. The world wanted tobacco, cotton, sugar and furs
@marckg6950
@marckg6950 23 күн бұрын
" It was like wow," Donld Trump on the Cival War
@dylancloud97
@dylancloud97 24 күн бұрын
Expansion of slavery. Saved you an hour
@anavictoriawackerla3327
@anavictoriawackerla3327 24 күн бұрын
Mr. Guelzo: Thank you so much, important information to keep in our minds today. History is important throughout the truth of the facts and the sadness and consequences of the human suffering. God bless all of you for such a wonderful and professional knowledge .
@BikerDude-dx8jh
@BikerDude-dx8jh 24 күн бұрын
I don't even have to watch it, you just have to look at the outcome. Before the war slaves, after the war no slaves. The south did not lose territory, National repersation, nothing but the right to own slaves.
@jeffmorin5867
@jeffmorin5867 6 күн бұрын
Proof that you know nothing...
@brucesmith6007
@brucesmith6007 24 күн бұрын
If 51 people want dictate the rights 49 forever then eventually there will be another civil war. The english civil war was a lesson creating checks and balances. Today checks and balances is being challenged.
@lauramarkee5536
@lauramarkee5536 24 күн бұрын
Propaganda disguised as reason.
@patpeacock8150
@patpeacock8150 24 күн бұрын
About slavery
@leojablonski2309
@leojablonski2309 24 күн бұрын
Hey, Hay ...quit yacking and let the guest speak