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Re: [xmca] Howard Zinn passed away



My copy of "A People's History"  is dog-eared and sitting beside me on my 
desk as I type this.  I utilize it numerous times in classes and reread 
passages to ground me in the sensibility of humanity.  That it is 
available and has been available on the web for years is a testament to 
his philosophy.

eric




ulvi icil <ulvi.icil@gmail.com>
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01/28/2010 05:34 AM
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        Subject:        [xmca] Howard Zinn passed away


May be some of us , not only but especially US citizens , can share with
us briefly their thoughts on (their reading on) Zinn.

Ulvi
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