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Today's Water Cooler: Open Thread
We have notionally a new government with a sense of social justice, a vision opposed to inequality. But it is promptly, a neocon enthusiast.
In “The World the Plague Made,” James Belich argues that the Black Death had a profound impact beyond Europe.
11/14/2008: The year was 1876. Sixteen-year-old Theodore Roosevelt was just starting his freshman year at Harvard. While unpacking his personal belongings, including a catalogue of birds he had produced, Roosevelt heard a knock. Opening the door, he discovered Henry Minot.