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EJW hosted a book-manuscript symposium on Gregory Clark's To Have and Have Not: The Determinants of Social Status in England, 1600-2026, featuring seven commentaries and a response by Clark. In this podcast, Clark is interviewed by one of the commenters, Rosalind Arden.
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