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Re: More WFB Score Settling, Alas
JP, regarding your blog point on God and Man: I noticed it was #2 in politics yesterday on Amazon. We did a 50th edition in 2001 that actually sold quite well. And finally, when I asked Bill to write a new intro for the 50th, he said no, there is nothing new to say because the book has no relevance to the current academic situation. It was about Yale in 1951, and is still about Yale in 1951, so anybody who reads it must be concerned only.... about Yale in 1951.
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