Daniel Davies wrote:
not wanting to speak for Carrol, but to me his point looks more like a practical one about the fact that there is a critical mass of hardnuts and holdouts that can render a place uninhabitable no matter what the rest of the population wants (compare the "vast majorities" that we were told were in favour of peace throughout the Northern Irish troubles).
True enough, which is why I was asking for clarification.
PS: Doug, is Mrs Henwood's book being published in the UK?
No. Basic doesn't have UK rights, and the foreign rights agent is doing a less than bang-up job.
Doug
- Re: Stars and Stripes: "The whole city, from every side, was fighting", (continued)
- Re: Stars and Stripes: "The whole city, from every side, was fighting", Ralph Johansen Thu 30 Dec 2004, 18:24 GMT
- Re: Stars and Stripes: "The whole city, from every side, was fighting", Carrol Cox Thu 30 Dec 2004, 18:35 GMT
- Re: Stars and Stripes: "The whole city, from every side, was fighting", Doug Henwood Fri 31 Dec 2004, 15:27 GMT
- Re: Stars and Stripes: "The whole city, from every side, was fighting", Daniel Davies Fri 31 Dec 2004, 16:10 GMT
- Re: Stars and Stripes: "The whole city, from every side, was fighting", Doug Henwood Fri 31 Dec 2004, 16:18 GMT
- Re: Stars and Stripes: "The whole city, from every side, was fighting", Carrol Cox Fri 31 Dec 2004, 17:44 GMT
- Re: Stars and Stripes: "The whole city, from every side, was fighting", Daniel Davies Fri 31 Dec 2004, 17:58 GMT
- Re: Stars and Stripes: "The whole city, from every side, was fighting", Carrol Cox Fri 31 Dec 2004, 21:08 GMT
- Re: Stars and Stripes: "The whole city, from every side, was fighting", Michael Hoover Thu 30 Dec 2004, 19:26 GMT