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“It is a book for the dinner table not for the desk,” concluded Robert M. Solow’s review of The New

November 19, 2020

“It is a book for the dinner table not for the desk,” concluded Robert M. Solow’s review of The New Industrial State (1967) by John Kenneth Galbraith in the fall 1967 issue of the Public Interest.
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RT @njtmulder: "At a Princeton conference organised by R.R. Palmer, Castro reassured his audience that his revolution would take its

January 27, 2021

RT @njtmulder: "At a Princeton conference organised by R.R. Palmer, Castro reassured his audience that his revolution would take its cue fr…

@AlexBMcauliffe Organized as it is shown in this contemporary water color? As a 20th-century historian it is so hard to

January 27, 2021

@AlexBMcauliffe Organized as it is shown in this contemporary water color? As a 20th-century historian it is so hard to avoid back projecting.

The fact that Immanuel Kant delivered public lectures in Koenigsberg during the 7-Years War to audiences including large numbers of

January 27, 2021

The fact that Immanuel Kant delivered public lectures in Koenigsberg during the 7-Years War to audiences including large numbers of Russian officers always blows my