Nullification, A Constitutional History • by W. Kirk Wood

James Madison, Not the Father of the Constitution

Myths In History

About The Author

The Center for the Study of Myth
Another of Wood's favorite historical pursuits is the identification of myths in history, an avocation which, after the publication of Nullification's four volumes, he hopes to institutionalize in what he plans to call the Center for the Study of Myth. Historical myths abound in every age, culture and civilization, and Wood believes that understanding the formulation and perpetuation of myths in history is critical to interpreting the events of the present as well as the past.

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	Dr. Kirk Wood

Dr. Kirk Wood is a retired Professor of History at Alabama State University in Montgomery.
Dr. Wood has published numerous articles about historians of the past, including U. B. Phillips, Frank L. Owsley, George Bancroft and Alexis de Tocqueville, and on issues relating to John C. Calhoun and nullification in South Carolina.