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Old 11-18-2018, 02:33 AM   #23
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@Bookpossum. Full marks for trying to get some discussion going. Everything you say about the various themes is true. But personally I think that they have been so done to death that I am totally bored with most of them. Their relevance must surely lie in what lessons they have for today. And the themes in this book seem to have only marginal relevance. They are useful as a reminder of how much progress we have made, as well as a warning of what can happen again, and indeed continues to happen in much of our modern world.

Combined with the style in which much of the book is written, I have little difficulty in believing that some of us may well not finish their reading.
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