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| Letter to the Editor | Journal of World History, 14.1 | The History Cooperative
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March, 2003
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To the Editor:

     In his review of Beyond Binary Histories: Reimagining Eurasia to c. 1830, Alan LeBaron acknowledged that this collection achieved its stated objective, namely to demonstrate that Eurasian societies in the early modern period experienced a range of "commonalities" that transcended a binary distinction between Europe and Asia. Yet at the same time, most curiously and with no apparent sense of contradiction, he claimed that the collection, which I edited, failed to deliver on "the promise of something different" (JWH 13:1, spring 2002, pp. 192–195). . . .

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