On her book Witches, Wife Beaters, and Whores: Common Law and Common Folk in Early America
Cover Interview of January 23, 2012
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February 03, 2012
Elaine!! sorry
February 03, 2012
Hi Ellen. Sounds like a fascinating book. Good to hear of it and see your face, and if I was reading the way I used to I’d definitely get it soon. As it is, well, someday. Made me think about the Columbia Seminar.
How did I get here? was stirring around the thought that the general public has strikingly little knowledge of how wars begin and how they end. Started googling “How wars begin” but before I got to “begin” it was offering “end” as a choice. Went back to that, found Dan Reiter’s book of that title. 2009, Amazon ranking 500,000+ (sad), and the one and only Amazon reader review was by Rorotoko.com. Remembered finding them interesting once upon a time, clicked on current issue, and there you were.
Sounds like you, me, and Rorotoko are drawn to underrated topics.
I’m guessing I won’t get mail-bombed if I put my email address here - hal@panix.com.
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February 03, 2012Elaine!! sorry
February 03, 2012Hi Ellen. Sounds like a fascinating book. Good to hear of it and see your face, and if I was reading the way I used to I’d definitely get it soon. As it is, well, someday. Made me think about the Columbia Seminar.
How did I get here? was stirring around the thought that the general public has strikingly little knowledge of how wars begin and how they end. Started googling “How wars begin” but before I got to “begin” it was offering “end” as a choice. Went back to that, found Dan Reiter’s book of that title. 2009, Amazon ranking 500,000+ (sad), and the one and only Amazon reader review was by Rorotoko.com. Remembered finding them interesting once upon a time, clicked on current issue, and there you were.
Sounds like you, me, and Rorotoko are drawn to underrated topics.
I’m guessing I won’t get mail-bombed if I put my email address here - hal@panix.com.
Best Wishes, Hal