...Jeanie Attie; Josh Brown 1980 John Lennon Why add our voices to the outpouring of grief and mourning in response to John Lennon’s murder last December? And why do it in a radical history journal? The answers lie in our work and in our lives. An uneasy...

... WIENER teaches history at the University of California, Ir- vine. He is the author of Come Together: John Lennon in His Time, and of an article in Vanity Fair on Frank Sinatra’s poli- tics. He is a member of the RHR collective. ELI ZARETSKY is adjunct professor of history...

... RADICALHISTORY REVIEW 26 1982 PAGES179-190 180 RADICAL HISTORY REVIEW Attie, Jeanie with John Lennon 24: 188-190 Brown, Josh Auster, Albert In Defense of the Working Class: 18: 136-141 Hollywood and Its...

... scaffolding rather than a viable framework to contain the themes discussed. While the chapters are often too brief (averaging only ten pages) to provide substantive depth on their topics, many of the essays, like Maina Singh’s on Mar- garet Noble (better known as Sister Nivedita), Joseph Lennon’s...

... Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries (Essex, UK: Frank Cass, 1999), 259. Also see Mary Lennon, Marie McAdam, and Joanne O’Brien, Across the Water: Irish Women’s Lives in Britain (London: Virago, 1988), 28; Curtis, L. Perry, Apes and Angels: The Irishman in Victorian Caricature (Washington, DC...

... Values (Cambridge, MA: MIT Press, 2008). The impact of the new prison history is evident most recently in “Labor in the Correctional State,” special issue, Labor: Studies in Working-­Class History of the Americas 8 (2011). 2. For overviews of dark tourism, see J. John Lennon and Malcolm...

..., Heather Laird, Joseph Lennon, Amy Martin, Laura O’Connor, Seamus O’Malley, Michael O’Sullivan, Cóilín Parsons, Patrick Mullen, Gerry Smyth, Fionnghuala Sweeney, and Mark Quigley have all produced monographs in this mode, but this list conveys no remotely adequate sense of the much more extensive body...

.... There is a series of antinuclear posters on the walls throughout the restaurant, including one of John Lennon and Yoko Ono, saying “War Is Over If You Want It.” That day, radio in the background played coverage of a baseball game. Chikahiro, the owner of Dougenbouzu, is well known as a fan of the team the Hiroshima...

... with the vastly less numerous (or calculated) Wexford murders. 35. E.g., see David W. Miller, “Irish Presbyterianism and the Great Famine,” in Luxury and Austerity: Historical Studies, ed. Jacqueline Hill and Colm Lennon (Dublin: University College Dublin Press, 1999), 21. According to Alan...