The radical historian, David Montgomery, who died on December 2, 2011, was the doyen of American labor history. Well known for a half dozen major works on labor and the working class in the long nineteenth century, David’s scholarly work, political commitments and personal life exemplified the seamless web that animated his engagement with social […]
The radical historian, David Montgomery, who died on December 2, 2011, was the doyen of American labor history. Well known for a half dozen major works on labor and the working class in the long nineteenth century, David’s scholarly work, political commitments and personal life exemplified the seamless web that animated his engagement with social […]
“An Interview with Eric Hobsbawn,” conducted by Pat Thane and Elizabeth Lunbeck, was originally published in the Radical History Review in 1978 and subsequently appeared in the RHR book Visions of History (Pantheon, 1983). In remembrance of this great radical historian, it is now freely available to all at Duke University Press’s RHR website: http://rhr.dukejournals.org/content/1978-79/19/111.full.pdf+html