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Four outstanding speeches by an authen­tic American hero who fought President Franklin Roosevelt's secretive schemes to drag the US into war. You'll be inspired by these thoughtful, eloquent calls for national strength and freedom:

- Radio address, Oct. 13, 1939, "Neutrality and War."

- America First rally speech in Chicago, Aug. 4, 1940, "Our Relationship with Europe."

- Radio address, Oct. 14, 1940.

- America First rally speech in New York, May 23, 1941.

Over the years, the “Tyler Kent Affair” has been dealt with in many books and newspaper articles, often very inaccurately. Here is the only detailed public explanation by the man who was at the center of it. This former US foreign service of­ficer, who served with the US embassy in Soviet Russia and then in wartime London, tells the amazing story of how he se­cretly copied confidential dispatches between Washington and London that showed illegal collaboration between the British and US governments. Kent describes his arrest in May 1940 and, with US government sanction, his secret trial in London and subsequent imprisonment. From the Fourth IHR Conference, 1982.

In a brilliant, timely lecture, a renowned scholar relates how psychology was hijacked from its rightful place among the natural sciences to serve a specious ideology-driven agenda of egalitarianism. Whitney, a professor at Florida State University who teaches psychology and neuroscience, is also former president of the Behavior Genetics Association. In this address at the 13th IHR Conference (2000), he names names – from Franz Boas to Steven Jay Gould -- and calls for a return to the methods and values of Charles Darwin and Francis Galton.

In a brilliant, timely lecture, a renowned scholar relates how psychology was hijacked from its rightful place among the natural sciences to serve a specious ideology-driven agenda of egalitarianism. Whitney, a professor at Florida State University who teaches psychology and neuroscience, is also former president of the Behavior Genetics Association. In this address at the 13th IHR Conference (2000), he names names – from Franz Boas to Steven Jay Gould -- and calls for a return to the methods and values of Charles Darwin and Francis Galton.

In a brilliant, timely lecture, a renowned scholar relates how psychology was hijacked from its rightful place among the natural sciences to serve a specious ideology-driven agenda of egalitarianism. Whitney, a professor at Florida State University who teaches psychology and neuroscience, is also former president of the Behavior Genetics Association. In this address at the 13th IHR Conference (2000), he names names – from Franz Boas to Steven Jay Gould -- and calls for a return to the methods and values of Charles Darwin and Francis Galton.