I’m wondering if he thinks Rothbard was a “cultist” who “romantacized” that period. His work would likely be one of the most recommended from folks of an Austro-libertarian persuasion, which one would have to assume means it would be considered quite “revisionist” from a mainstream perspective. Although I’m not sure what Cain would consider revisionist.
I’m also curious about Woods and Gutzman. Are they “cultists” too, Cain?