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Good analysis of the Bellesiles Affair, its impact on the credibility of academia, and bogus scholarship.
"Historian Michael Bellisles' claim that few early Americans owned guns struck a chord with Second Amendment haters. But then others checked his 'facts.' " ...
"Michael Bellisles, who resigned under fire Oct. 25 from his position as history professor at Emory University in Atlanta, probably thought he was doing his career and the cause of gun control a favor when he published "Arming America" in 2000. Now his career is in ruins, the cause of gun control has been set back, and a lot of gun-control advocates - if somewhat belatedly - view Bellisles as a fraud." ... |
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