One thing is certain, that only by allowing fullest possible play to the principle of "local option" could any wholly new piece of work on the part of revisionists, however excellent it might be in itself considered, find acceptance.
"A Short History of the Book of Common Prayer"
William Reed Huntington
The Fabian Society freed English Socialism from this intellectual bondage, and freed it sooner and more completely than "revisionists" have succeeded in doing anywhere else.
"The History of the Fabian Society"
Edward R. Pease
The Democrats seemed naturally destined for the role of revisionists because of their party traditions, their support in the South-ordinarily a strong, low-tariff section-and because they were out of power when high tariffs were enacted.
"The United States Since The Civil War"
Charles Ramsdell Lingley