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Article: Common cause: Peter Linebaugh finds inspiration in the worldwide and timeless assertion of common rights, expressed in Magna Carta.(The Magna Carta Manifesto: Liberties and Commons for All)(Book review)
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Peter Linebaugh's The Magna Carta Manifesto: Liberties and Commons for All is published by University of California Press, price 14.95 [pounds sterling]. ISBN 0 520 24726 0
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Communism was the bugaboo of my Cold War childhood. In 1953 the FBI came snooping around the neighbourhood, knocking at the door, and peering at the books in my parents' library. My parents worked for the US State Department, and our family had recently returned from London where they had 'covered' the Labour Party. My political consciousness awoke amid fierce conversations about socialism during the renewal of the Cold War. Already I knew ...
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Article: Sale confirms value of city's magna carta
Lincolnshire Echo;
December 20, 2007 ;
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...Lincoln's Magna Carta has been confirmed as one of the world...yesterday bought one of only 17 copies of Magna Carta. Dated 1297, the document was issued under King Edward I. But Lincoln's Magna Carta is a much earlier and rarer version...
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