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@JBooth_history @RottenInDenmark Wilentz also ignores that Republicans (and Douglass) are making political arguments in the context of intense political contestation. or if he doesn’t ignore he, he leaves readers with the implication that this was constitutional interpretation for its own sake. — PolitiTweet.org

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@gabrielwinant @RottenInDenmark Right. Implicit in some of these critiques is a rejection of *any analysis* that doesn’t take the architects of the American Revolution at their exact word, untethered from power relations and material realities. — PolitiTweet.org

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@JBooth_history @RottenInDenmark that whole wilentz passage is kind of infuriating. “you can’t say slavery was capitalist because the slaveholders did not like capitalism” is basically begging the question of the whole issue of was slavery integrated into the capitalist system! — PolitiTweet.org

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