While I'm replying, I meant to tell Professor Perelman
[MY GOD! EVEN MY STUDENTS DON'T CALL ME THAT!!!]
that David Milton's
new book does not mention Marx's role in the British working class's fight
against British involvement in the U.S. Civil War. David focuses on the
Liverpool Network, so
AM
Subject: [PEN-L] Marx and the Civil War
While I'm replying, I meant to tell Professor Perelman
[MY GOD! EVEN MY STUDENTS DON'T CALL ME THAT!!!]
that David Milton's
new book does not mention Marx's role in the British working class's
fight
against British involvement in the U.S. Civil
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
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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
