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gerard casey
ParticipantI have sent your suggestion to Dr Woods.
Best wishes to you for Christmas and the New Year
Gerard Casey
gerard casey
ParticipantHello Joebear,
Your post came through to me as I’m tagged on this thread. As it concerns Dr Jewel’s articles, he is best placed to respond to your queries, but I thought it only polite to acknowledge your post.
Best wishes,
Gerard Casey
gerard casey
ParticipantIndeed, a course on the history of philosophy would be a great idea, and David Gordon would be an excellent choice to present it.
gerard casey
ParticipantIt just occurred to me: in addition to surveying the multifarious accounts of fallacies available in book form and on the web, your son might find a reasonably rigorous treatment of evaluating flesh-and-blood arguments useful. Could I then recommend Alec Fisher’s The Logic of Real Arguments (2nd ed.), Cambridge University Press. This book has been out for some time and so it should be possible to pick up a second-hand copy reasonably inexpensively.
gerard casey
ParticipantThank you so much for helping us to stay accurate. Mistakes happen even in the best regulated enterprises, but it really helps when people such as yourself kindly point out our mistakes.
Best wishes,
Gerard Casey
gerard casey
ParticipantI’ve been in touch with Dr Woods’s technical assistant, whom I am sure will be able to sort things out.
Thanks again for the alert.
GC
gerard casey
ParticipantThank you for letting me now about this. I don’t handle the posting of the lessons on Liberty so I don’t know what happened there. I’ll get in touch with the site manager about the problem, but perhaps you would be kind enough to send a copy of your post to him as well.
Thanks again.
Gerard Casey
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gerard casey
ParticipantYou’re most welcome!
gerard casey
ParticipantSorry for the delay in responding. I’ve been having some difficulty logging into the LibertyClassroom site.
There’s Jeremy Black’s Slavery: A New Global History; Seymour Drescher and Stanley Engerman’s A Historical Guide to World Slavery, and James Walvin’s A Short History of Slavery. You could also look at Robert Davis’s Christian Slaves, Muslim Masters. -
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