Sublime

despite the arrival of

Introduced to a party of people who ignore their own chauffeur, he protests: “I have not met this gentleman

“Top of the page: the title. Title.” Mr. Dickens mused, head down, rubbing his chin whiskers. “Pip, what’s a rare fine title for a novel that happens half in London, half in Paris?” “A—” I ventured. “Yes?” “A Tale,” I went on. “Yes?!” “A Tale of . . . Two Cities?!” “Madame!” Grandma looked up as he spoke. “This boy is a genius!”

The social foundation of this era was an urban industrial working class. That class comprised many migrants from Ireland and southern and eastern Europe, or their children and grandchildren, and southern whites who were struck by the Depression but actually had never recovered from the Civil War. They were either already organized or organizing int

Furiously and famously, Mises declared, “You’re all a bunch of socialists!” and stormed out.2 Much like Rand with rent control, Mises felt that once income distribution is on the table, the jig is basically up.