I am using it in my paper

On Thu, Feb 5, 2015 at 2:28 AM, Eve Richardson <[log in to unmask]> wrote:

>  I enjoyed Salt: A World History - very interesting. Haven't read the
> others yet. I am suspicious of anything/people that are supposed to be the
> sole cause of any history, but I found out a lot I'd known nothing about.
>
> Eve
>
> On 04-Feb-2015 6:53 PM, Ralph Hancock wrote:
>
>  Beatrice Hopkinson  wrote:
>
>> Lampreys were abundant where we lived in England which was at Droitwich,
>> in Worcestershire - an ancient salt town.
>> Its where I first got interested in salt!
>>
>
>   Have you read Mark Kurlansky's _Salt: A World History_? He believes
> that salt, cod and the Basques were more or less the motors of the
> development of western civilisation, and has written a book on each of
> these. He writes so passionately that you believe his claims, for a while.
> And there is much curious information.
>
>  RH
>
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