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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 | + | 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 | + | 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> |
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| + | 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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Latest revision as of 01:53, June 18, 2024
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.[1] He wrote a particularly significant book entitled Manliness.
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.[2]
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.[1]
