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PassingFair

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7. I will have to read that! Thanks.
Sun Jan 4, 2015, 01:21 PM
Jan 2015

This review is from: Red Virgin: Memoirs Of Louise Michel (Paperback)
Louise Michel played a significant role in the failed 1871 French revolution centered in Paris. The so called Paris Commune of 1871. But today, the book is fascinating since it addresses all sorts of current issues. Michel was a proto feminist way before feminism reached France or elsewhere. She dealt with issues of participation and with gross inequality. Her writing is vivid. It is a "you are there" visit into a distant and somewhat forgotten past. The translation into English and additional notes are excellent.

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