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Joanne Freeman on Inspiring Lin-Manuel Miranda, the Two-Party System, and American History

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Joanne Freeman, professor of history and American studies at Yale University, joins Intelligence Squared for a special keynote conversation with John Donvan. They discuss the history of the two-party system, political violence, and how she inspired a song in Lin-Manuel Miranda's hit musical "Hamilton." An excerpt from the debate "Two Cheers for Two Parties."

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