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Harvey C. Mansfield was a long-time government professor at [[Harvard]] who was the leading [[conservative]] on the campus from 1962 to 2023, after himself graduating from the college in 1953, and ultimately retired at the age of 93 as one of its longest-serving professors ever.<ref name="C">https://www.thecrimson.com/article/2023/7/12/harvey-mansfield-retires/</ref> He wrote a particularly significant book in support of [[manliness]].

Professor Mansfield voted for [[Mike Pence]] in 2016 (rather than [[Trump]]), and then for Trump in 2020, and then turned against him based on [[J6 Capitol protests|rally at the Capitol on January 6, 2021]].<ref name="C"/>
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	Harvey C. Mansfield was a long-time government professor at [[Harvard]] who was the leading [[conservative]] on the campus from 1962 to 2023, after graduating from the college in 1953, and ultimately retired at the age of 93 as one of its longest-serving professors ever.<ref name="C">https://www.thecrimson.com/article/2023/7/12/harvey-mansfield-retires/</ref> He wrote a particularly significant book entitled ''[[Manliness]]''.		Harvey C. Mansfield was a long-time government professor at [[Harvard]] who was the leading [[conservative]] on the campus from 1962 to 2023, after graduating from the college in 1953, and ultimately retired at the age of 93 as one of its longest-serving professors ever.<ref name="C">https://www.thecrimson.com/article/2023/7/12/harvey-mansfield-retires/</ref> He wrote a particularly significant book entitled ''[[Manliness]]''.
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		+	Professor Mansfield's new translation of ''[[Democracy in America]]'' (with Delba Winthrop) is widely considered to be a masterpiece, as published by the [[University of Chicago]] press in 2012.<ref>https://press.uchicago.edu/ucp/books/book/chicago/D/bo3612682.html</ref>

	Professor Mansfield voted for [[Mike Pence]] in 2016 (rather than [[Trump]]), and then for Trump in 2020, and then turned against him based on the [[J6 Capitol protests]].<ref name="C"/>		Professor Mansfield voted for [[Mike Pence]] in 2016 (rather than [[Trump]]), and then for Trump in 2020, and then turned against him based on the [[J6 Capitol protests]].<ref name="C"/>

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-Harvey C. Mansfield was a long-time government professor at [[Harvard]] who was the leading [[conservative]] on the campus from 1962 to 2023, after himself graduating from the college in 1953, and ultimately retired at the age of 93 as one of its longest-serving professors ever.<ref name="C">https://www.thecrimson.com/article/2023/7/12/harvey-mansfield-retires/</ref> He wrote a particularly significant book in support of [[manliness]].
+Harvey C. Mansfield was a long-time government professor at [[Harvard]] who was the leading [[conservative]] on the campus from 1962 to 2023, after graduating from the college in 1953, and ultimately retired at the age of 93 as one of its longest-serving professors ever.<ref name="C">https://www.thecrimson.com/article/2023/7/12/harvey-mansfield-retires/</ref> He wrote a particularly significant book entitled ''[[Manliness]]''.
-Professor Mansfield voted for [[Mike Pence]] in 2016 (rather than [[Trump]]), and then for Trump in 2020, and then turned against him based on [[J6 Capitol protests|rally at the Capitol on January 6, 2021]].<ref name="C"/>
+Professor Mansfield voted for [[Mike Pence]] in 2016 (rather than [[Trump]]), and then for Trump in 2020, and then turned against him based on the [[J6 Capitol protests]].<ref name="C"/>
 == References ==
 {{reflist}}
 [[category:authors]]
 [[category:conservatives]]