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4 Comments
1. J.J. Sefton:Roger:
I REALLY want to read this. Unfortunately, my significant other of 4 years is a professor at a major university. Books by Edward Said and Noam Chomsky are in the house (but mercifully hidden from my view). And when that phony NY Times puff piece appeared this past Sunday, my heart sank when she told me she actually worked with Ayers in Chicago in the 90’s.
Ugh. Strange days indeed.
Oct 7, 2008 - 12:22 pm 2. Timothy McCaig:Roger,
Long time subscriber to the The New Criterion and big fan. I just ordered your book to learn even more.
Thanks for all you do.
Tim
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