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'''''Tragedy and Hope''''' is a history book by [[Carroll Quigley]]. It was highly esteemed by [[John Taylor Gatto]]. | '''''Tragedy and Hope''''' is a history book by [[Carroll Quigley]]. It was highly esteemed by [[John Taylor Gatto]]. | ||
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Revision as of 18:24, 4 December 2019
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| Type | book |
| Publication date | 1966 |
| Author(s) | Carroll Quigley |
| Subjects | Deep politics, US/Deep State, Federal Reserve |
| A 1966 expose of US deep state history by Carroll Quigley | |
Tragedy and Hope is a history book by Carroll Quigley. It was highly esteemed by John Taylor Gatto.
Contents
Research
Carroll Quigley was given access to the CFR archives to write the book.
Censorship
Tragedy and Hope was subject to censorship.[How?][citation needed] This became ineffective after the rise of the internet, and the who book is now freely downloadable.[1]
Legacy
Richard Grove chose the name TragedyAndHope.com for his website.
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