With the death of David Lewis in May 1981, democratic socialism in Canada lost one of its most dynamic leaders. In this volume of political memoirs Lewis records the intelligence and decency of a Russian-Jewish family that emigrated to Montreal …
A fascinating thesis that Daniel DeLeon’s immersion in the novels of Eugene Sue—many of which he translated into English—had left him deeply influenced by The Wandering Jew, a Sue novel he did translate, is explored in Glen Seretan’s informed book …
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