This book was a masterpiece that opened my eyes in many ways. At the time, I bought copies for several friends who, like me, had been taught “court history,” as Diana put it. Her extensive fact checking and documentation were unrivaled and life changing. I have since read (I think) everything that she ever published.
What Horowitz and Radosh et al did to her is unforgivable. The burying of truth and the lying slander of its exponents by establishment interests such as we’ve seen in Diana’s career still happens, unfortunately.
Thank you so much for coming to this great writer-historian’s defense. With more journalism like hers the world would be a better place.
This book was a masterpiece that opened my eyes in many ways. At the time, I bought copies for several friends who, like me, had been taught “court history,” as Diana put it. Her extensive fact checking and documentation were unrivaled and life changing. I have since read (I think) everything that she ever published.
What Horowitz and Radosh et al did to her is unforgivable. The burying of truth and the lying slander of its exponents by establishment interests such as we’ve seen in Diana’s career still happens, unfortunately.
Thank you so much for coming to this great writer-historian’s defense. With more journalism like hers the world would be a better place.
Jim Livengood