> First of all, this sort of smug communication has no place here. Second, for > those who are interested, I would suggest a look at Kulikoff, Allan. 2000. From > British Peasants to Colonial American Farmers (Chapel Hill: University of North > Carolina Press). Thanks for the source. That's a contribution. We just have a different sense of ethics. I call "smug" someone who is so complacent and self-satisfied about what they say that they don't think they even have to read about the subject matter, and yet believe we ALWAYS ought to hear their gassy views.
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