June 21st, 2010
To say it in a little more detail: In Dante’s time a market was viewed as an occasion for sin. Holiness in 1300 was earned by prayers and charitable works, whereas buying low and selling high was deemed a great danger to the soul. As the holier-than-thou Albigensians in southern France put it a century (more…)
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June 27th, 2010
The Industrial Revolution and the modern world did not arise in the first instance from a quickening of the capitalist spirit or the Scientific Revolution or an original accumulation of capital or an exploitation of the periphery or imperialistic exploitation or a rise in the savings rate or a better enforcement of property rights or (more…)
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July 5th, 2010
It needs some drama. Vol. 2 had it. It also needs pictures, to bring to life the frequent discussions of paintings, for example. Start collecting them. Chapters need to be about 1/3 shorter each (now 4400 average: cut in half after adding new material would do it) Lysias, “Against the Corn dealers,” q.v. Not all (more…)
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July 23rd, 2010
Child, Francis James. 1860. English and Scottish Ballads, Vol. VIII. Boston: Little, Brown. At http://books.google.com/books ?id=XgRbgUII054C&printsec=titlepage&source=gbs_summary_r&cad=0 Cumberland, Richard. 1771. The West Indian. Pp.713-749 in Nettleton, Case, and Stone. Nettleton, George H., Arthur E. Case, George Winchester Stone, Jr., eds. 1939 (1969). British Dramatists from Dryden to Sheridan. 2nd e. 1969. Carbondale, IL: University of Southern (more…)
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