.@therealmikeyrox finds in Eric Hobsbawm's "Age of" series not only a rip-roaring narrative that tells us much about the origins of our times, but also inspiration for historians working today, when popular engagement with history is needed more than ever.
https://t.co/vC3YJBlSp5
.@therealmikeyrox finds in Eric Hobsbawm's "Age of" series not only a rip-roaring narrative that tells us much about the origins of our times, but also inspiration for historians working today, when popular engagement with history is needed more than ever.
https://t.co/vC3YJBlSp5
@VirtualElena In what way is reciting public information about a billionaire’s publicly documented purchase of an apartment that he doesn’t even live in an “incendiary class-warfare type axiom”