*more hostile to slavery
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Replying to @SWGoldman @HeerJeet
right and becomes important predecessor to Lincoln in that regard
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Replying to @SWGoldman @lionel_trolling
I was about to say we shouldn't ignore the (minority) Francophilia in elite. Burnham was part of this. He and Malraux were close. Even exchanged sons for one year so they could improve English/French.
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Replying to @SWGoldman @lionel_trolling
It's in that Burnham biography ISI published a few years ago. And of course Burnham and Malraux collaborated on brief book about de Gaulle.
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If I ever do a proper essay on Burnham, it'll focus on tension between his fear of Caesarism and his Gaullism (parallels his admiration of Rockefeller & McNamara with his fears of managerial elite).
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