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Fri Mar 31 17:19:01 2006
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Michael Perelman wrote (27-03-01): 
 
>Since we're attributing views to one another, I would say that Tony makes 
>the case that if the classical political economists did not comment on a 
>matter, then it was certainly unimportant. 
 
I think that a (general) problem for historians of thought is that what is 
generally considered as obvious in a period, is not commented upon. Of 
course 'normality' is very important. 
 
Geert Reuten 
 
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