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Protest and Survival : Essays for E. P. Thompson by John Rule, Robert Malcolmson β€” book cover

Protest and Survival : Essays for E. P. Thompson

by John Rule, Robert Malcolmson
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Overview

Few historians in this century have had as lasting and marked an impact as E. P. Thompson. His rewriting of English history, beginning with The Making of the English Working Class, has affected a whole generation of historians. At the same time, his role as a political activist was second only to Bertrand Russell's, whose mantle he inherited as the leader of the European nuclear disarmament movement. With essays by an array of important English and American historians and a comprehensive bibliography, this new volume, published shortly after Thompson's death, examines his work in a variety of fields, evaluating his extraordinary influence and paying homage to his remarkable career.

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Book Details

Published
November 28, 1993
Publisher
New Press, The
Pages
432
Format
Hardcover
ISBN
9781565841147

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