Re: [sixties-l] Re: sixties-l-Vietnam War Memorials

From: Lynn Patrick Doyle (franclyn@wtp.net)
Date: Wed Jun 21 2000 - 02:32:26 CUT

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>Mr. Mandel appears to see the US Civil War in as starkly moralistic terms

The American abolition of slavery was an extraordinary moment in the
history of humanity of a people taking a united stand against the
enslavement of their fellow human beings.

It is indeed a starkly moral, an incandescent, moment.

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