Historians in Public

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The book explores the perceived decline of the historical profession in America, challenging the notion that it is in crisis. Ian Tyrrell argues that fears surrounding lagging book sales and job prospects are often exaggerated. He demonstrates that history has continually adapted and significantly influenced American society, countering the belief that its relevance is diminishing. Through this examination, the author highlights the dynamic relationship between historians and the public, revealing a more nuanced understanding of the discipline's impact.