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bcbm - 7th December 2012 19:36 View Conversation

whoa dude
Avanti - 20th November 2012 14:56 View Conversation

http://www.revleft.com/vb/group.php?groupid=1047

this group is very active

i write some things i don't write on the forum there

come and join us
Ostrinski - 7th November 2012 04:03 View Conversation

Well he's published by Oxford so he's gotta be good for something. He's a good social historian.
Ostrinski - 7th November 2012 03:08 View Conversation

American Revolution

Page Smith- A New Age Begins: A People's History of the American Revolution
Gordon S. Wood- Radicalism of the American Revolution
Herbert Aptheker- The American Revolution 1763-1783, A History of the American People (Marxist)
R.R. Palmer- The Democratic Revolution (Marxist, though expensive, but my favorite)

Those are good. Also check out some more of Gordon Wood because he wrote a lot of good stuff on the subject and is one of the foremost historians on the subjects.

For the French Revolution check out William Doyle's work if you haven't, I just finished it.
Ostrinski - 7th November 2012 02:07 View Conversation

Haha, I love history, it's my main interest although I have an interest in all social sciences. I just really have a passion for the study of history. Sociology and political science are probably my second favorite fields, both of which probably more useful for a leftist than history. You might consider them if you are in school/planning on going back.

As far as book recommendations go. Are you asking for recommendations for books about the study of history, or books on specific subjects?
Sheepy - 29th October 2012 03:35 View Conversation

Nell from Advance Wars.
Ostrinski - 25th October 2012 05:01 View Conversation

Ah, sorry. Must have seen you say something about working in a warehouse in a thread and concluded Amazon. Thanks for the tips anyway.
Ostrinski - 25th October 2012 02:58 View Conversation

Considering applying at Amazon. You used to be employed there, right? Any advice against it?
Os Cangaceiros - 19th October 2012 19:12 View Conversation

I'm glad that revleft can solve pressing theoretical matters, like what we'll do with radioisotopic thermoelectric generators malfunctioning near primitive tribes!
PC LOAD LETTER - 18th October 2012 05:06 View Conversation

That was the second song by them I ever listened to (dramamine) ... first was trailer trash. I was around 13 years old. Weird time in my life, I'd just entered my 12th school since kindergarten. Brings back melancholic memories every time I hear it. It's hypnotic ... haunting, even.