Exploring Revisionist History’s Heretical Mission

Independent historian Michael Hoffman expounds the epistemology of the non-conforming historians known as “revisionists” — those who defy political correctness and risk the ire of cancel culture as part of their voyage of discovery. Using as his palette the monarchy of Elizabeth I, the Jesuits, quantum physics, the campaign against mammonism and capitalism, the Protestant-Catholic wars of religion, Shakespeare and Marlowe, the British Secret Service and the occult from John Dee to Pico della Mirandola, Hoffman illustrates the meaning and function of revisionist history in its indispensable service to the expansion of human knowledge.