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Radical Wordsworth, Well-Kept Secrets

Freya Johnston The Guardian
The great English poet William Wordsworth (1770-1850), writes reviewer Johnston, based his groundbreaking style on the "radical claim that apparently trivial things and people, the rhythms of ordinary life, were the stuff of true poetry."

Pandemics Can Mean Strike Waves

Pandemics Can Mean Strike Waves Jacobin
During the Spanish Flu in 1919 four million workers struck, one-fifth of the workforce, a proportion never since equaled.