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Dr. Joanna Cohen, 'Hall’s Sympathies: Loss, Law, and the Limits of Feeling in Nineteenth Century America'

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Dr. Joanna Cohen, Reader in American History at Queen Mary University of London, invites Fergus and Rob to consider some major problems in nineteenth century legal history and the history of capitalism. A lot of our discussion turns on the meaning of 'sympathy' in historical analysis.

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