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Jul 12, 2007Daniel Day-Lewis, American historian
"...the Day-Lewis message is not a particularly fashionable one in the academy. In the long, ongoing argument about whether the heroic individual or the impersonal process shapes history, the pendulum has long lingered on the latter."
New from Common-Place:
"National Character: Daniel Day-Lewis, American historian" by Jim Cullen
New from Common-Place:
"National Character: Daniel Day-Lewis, American historian" by Jim Cullen
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