Re: Marx and the Civil War

2004-03-10 Thread Michael Dawson
Sorry for the jarring formality. It's just that I've read your books and articles, and wanted to show my appreciation... To me, among the many reasons to know about the struggle to keep Britain out of the U.S. CW is its strong refutation of sophomoric (overstated) structuralism. History and

Re: Marx and the Civil War

2004-03-10 Thread Julio Huato
Professor Michael Perelman wrote: While I'm replying, I meant to tell Professor Perelman [MY GOD! EVEN MY STUDENTS DON'T CALL ME THAT!!!] :-) Julio _ Charla con tus amigos en lĂ­nea mediante MSN Messenger:

Re: Marx and the Civil War

2004-03-10 Thread Shane Mage
Michael wrote: ...I recall that Senator Hoare from Mass. [might more appropriately be spelled Whore In the mid-'30s, British Foreign Secretary Sir Samuel Hoare met in Paris with French Foreign Minister Pierre Laval and signed what came to be known as the Hoare-Laval agreement to appease