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on thomas jefferson
- Subject: on thomas jefferson
- From: "Dennis P. Tyler" <dptyler@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 4 Sep 1995 11:03:23 -0400 (EDT)
I personally know very little about Jefferson, but I forwarded the recent
psot on TJ to a friend who studies him as a hobby. Here is his response.
d
thanks for the post. Interesting interpretation. I would agree that he
was invested in the "system" but was in no way a "capitalist" in the
derogatory sense. He tended more to the agraian side and battled
Alexander Hamilton and the bankers. I would see him as paternalistic as
opposed to bourgeois revolutionary.
I have not subscribed to that list yet. I have their address. May need
instructions for subscribing---just make message "subscribe?"
If the discussion continues in that vain I may need to sub. Thanks for
keeping me posted. Also, what did you think about the MONK concept--I
bet they are a strange group? but having a lot of adventures.
ron
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- Thread context:
- Labor Day vs May Day,
Zodiac Mon 04 Sep 1995, 16:59 GMT
- Re: Oh no! Not again! (Was: "Loons in the RCP"),
Louis N Proyect Mon 04 Sep 1995, 16:29 GMT
- on thomas jefferson,
Dennis P. Tyler Mon 04 Sep 1995, 15:03 GMT
- LABOR DAY BLUES,
Ralph Dumain Mon 04 Sep 1995, 12:10 GMT
- Re: Bolshevism in Context,
Marcus Strom Mon 04 Sep 1995, 07:45 GMT
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