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He doesn't really refute the concept as much as he suggests the system was better than others at the time.
by KC8ZKF 16y ago
He doesn't really refute the concept as much as he suggests the system was better than others at the time.
- carbocation 16y agoIn his lectures, at least, he argues not only that the system was better than others at the time, but also that the founders designed it in a far more democratic way than people give them credit for in retrospect. Perhaps this was not emphasized in the book; it's been awhile since I read it.
- moultano 16y agoIt is a very difficult thing to argue for the correct amount of credit to give a historical figure. I respect anyone who tries.