Mapping the 'far left'

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Subject: Mapping the 'far left'
From: "Gilles d'Aymery" <aymery@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Wed, 18 Dec 2002 17:53:16 -0800

Following my post too weeks ago regarding the 'far left' in the US --
to which several members of the list kindly responded, I'd like to ask
the following:

1) Where do you place, locate the WSWS on the map?

2) I'd like to learn more about the left in the USA. Could you all
(anyone) suggest a few books that I could/should read? Let's just say
two books -- not the library of congress! Would anyone have a
recommendation for two books, and only two books?

Thanks.

Gilles d'Aymery

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