T. Hunt Tooley
Hunt Tooley is A.M. Pate, Jr., Professor of History at Austin College. He received his Ph.D. in history at the University of Virginia. He is the author of The Great War: Western Front and Home Front.
His articles and reviews have appeared in such scholarly journals as History Teaching Review Yearbook, The Canadian Review of Studies in Nationalism, The Independent Review, Central European History, The Journal of Libertarian Studies, Quarterly Journal of Austrian Economics, The American Historical Review, and History: Reviews of New Books.
Latest work
For a number of reasons, the French Revolution is a kind of Rorschach Test for educated people. One cause of this phenomenon, if I may pile on metaphors, is clearly the blind man/elephant problem...
During the three years after World War II, Germans—facing a ruined economy and wildly depreciating currency—turned to cigarettes as a medium of exchange on a massive scale. Allied occupation...
Volume 2, No. 2 (Summer 1999) It has long been recognized that the year 1916 was the turning point in World War I, the year in which, as historian René Albrecht-Carrié (1965) put it, the deeper forces...