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By Stan Cox (about the author)
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However, with the publication of Candide in 1759, Voltaire entered the most politically active part of his life, as he "went on to a series of confrontations with the consequences of human cruelty that, two hundred-odd years later, remain stirring in their courage and perseverance," in the words of Adam Gopnik.
If Voltaire could find the time for both gardening and radical political action, then all of us can do it.
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If Voltaire could find the time for both gardening and radical political action, then all of us can do it.
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Stan Cox is author of "Sick Planet: Corporate Food and Medicine" (Pluto Press, April 2008). He conducts plant-breeding research and writes in Salina, Kansas.
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Hi Stan
by Barbara Peterson on Friday, May 30, 2008 at 10:45:17 AM
Try this link
by camanokat on Friday, May 30, 2008 at 8:05:54 PM