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 Mussol
Professor Michael Perelman wrote:
> While I'm replying, I meant to tell Professor Perelman [MY GOD! EVEN MY
STUDENTS DON'T CALL ME THAT!!!]
:-)
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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 rol
> 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,
