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(verb) to make faulty or defective; impair / (verb) to debase in moral or aesthetic status / (verb) to make ineffective

10

This was not Marx’s meaning, in his own historical writing, yet the error vitiates much latter-day ‘Marxist’ writing

—p.10 Preface (9) by E.P. Thompson
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This was not Marx’s meaning, in his own historical writing, yet the error vitiates much latter-day ‘Marxist’ writing

—p.10 Preface (9) by E.P. Thompson
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(adj) another term for millenarian (the religious doctrine of a thousand-year period of peace and prosperity)

50

Moreover, abject ‘adjustment’ to suffering and want at times may indicate a sense of reality as impaired as that of the chiliast.

—p.50 Christian and Apollyon (26) by E.P. Thompson
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Moreover, abject ‘adjustment’ to suffering and want at times may indicate a sense of reality as impaired as that of the chiliast.

—p.50 Christian and Apollyon (26) by E.P. Thompson
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(noun) a usually short sermon / (noun) a lecture or discourse on or of a moral theme / (noun) an inspirational catchphrase or platitude. homiletic: the art of preaching or writing sermons

59

with an eye for Brechtian values – the fatalism, the irony in the face of Establishment homilies, the tenacity of self-preservation.

—p.59 "Satan's Strongholds" (55) by E.P. Thompson
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with an eye for Brechtian values – the fatalism, the irony in the face of Establishment homilies, the tenacity of self-preservation.

—p.59 "Satan's Strongholds" (55) by E.P. Thompson
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(adjective) dear treasured / (adjective) ; discreetly cautious; as / (adjective) hesitant and vigilant about dangers and risks / (adjective) slow to grant, accept, or expend

62

Luddism [...] was a form of direct action which arose in specific conditions, which was often highly organized and under the protection of the local community, and as to which we should be chary of generalization.

—p.62 "Satan's Strongholds" (55) by E.P. Thompson
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Luddism [...] was a form of direct action which arose in specific conditions, which was often highly organized and under the protection of the local community, and as to which we should be chary of generalization.

—p.62 "Satan's Strongholds" (55) by E.P. Thompson
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(noun) a lapse in succession during which there is no person in whom a title is vested / (noun) temporary inactivity; suspension

79

freedom of the press, of public meeting, of trade union organization, of political organization and of election, were either severely limited or in abeyance

—p.79 The Free-born Englishman (77) by E.P. Thompson
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freedom of the press, of public meeting, of trade union organization, of political organization and of election, were either severely limited or in abeyance

—p.79 The Free-born Englishman (77) by E.P. Thompson
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(verb) to catch or hold in or as if in a net; enmesh / (verb) to prevent or impede the free play of; confine

84

To the founding fathers of the United States, breaking free from the trammels of precedent, it seemed sufficient to find certain truths ‘self-evident’.

—p.84 The Free-born Englishman (77) by E.P. Thompson
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To the founding fathers of the United States, breaking free from the trammels of precedent, it seemed sufficient to find certain truths ‘self-evident’.

—p.84 The Free-born Englishman (77) by E.P. Thompson
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eager or quick to argue or fight; aggressively defiant

109

even before Paine had adopted so truculent a tone, his writings had served as a touchstone to distinguish different emphases among reformers

—p.109 Planting the Liberty Tree (102) by E.P. Thompson
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even before Paine had adopted so truculent a tone, his writings had served as a touchstone to distinguish different emphases among reformers

—p.109 Planting the Liberty Tree (102) by E.P. Thompson
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(verb) to invoke evil on; curse / (verb) to utter curses

162

It is sometimes less an argument than an affirmation, an imprecation, a leap of feeling.

—p.162 Planting the Liberty Tree (102) by E.P. Thompson
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It is sometimes less an argument than an affirmation, an imprecation, a leap of feeling.

—p.162 Planting the Liberty Tree (102) by E.P. Thompson
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(noun) a usually short sermon / (noun) a lecture or discourse on or of a moral theme / (noun) an inspirational catchphrase or platitude. homiletic: the art of preaching or writing sermons

297

They offered a direct negative to the homilies of ‘supply-and-demand’.

—p.297 The Weavers (269) by E.P. Thompson
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They offered a direct negative to the homilies of ‘supply-and-demand’.

—p.297 The Weavers (269) by E.P. Thompson
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(verb) to make faulty or defective; impair / (verb) to debase in moral or aesthetic status / (verb) to make ineffective

298

‘There is the great mistake’ – weavers, who wove cloth when they themselves were in rags, were forcibly educated in the vitiating error of the orthodox political economy.

—p.298 The Weavers (269) by E.P. Thompson
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‘There is the great mistake’ – weavers, who wove cloth when they themselves were in rags, were forcibly educated in the vitiating error of the orthodox political economy.

—p.298 The Weavers (269) by E.P. Thompson
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