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Just a wee post for you unhappy few who still check out the blog from time to time. Apologies for the lack of blog posts in recent months. It can't be helped. My laptop has been on its last legs for over a year now, and it just can't take the strain anymore. I'm actually shocked my laptop has lasted as long as it has. It was good that I posted over a thousand posts in 2021 but, obviously, the original intention was to post a lot more. I will try and make some sort of effort in 2022 to try and continue with the digitisation project but no big promises. We'll just see how it goes.

As I'm here, posted below is 2021's 20 most viewed posts on the blog.

Happy New Year, and best wishes for 2022.

20. Externalities and British Chicken (2021)

19. It’s an ill wind (1950)

18. Obituary: Eva Torf Judd (1941)

17. Blue Labour (2021)

16. Pathfinders: Magic bullets (2021)

15. Slaughter in Vietnam (1970)

14. Impossibilism by Stephen Coleman

13. Ecology: the first decade (1971)

12. The Commune in Paris (1905)

11. Countdown to COP26 – Part 2 (2021)

10. Star Trek: First Contact (1997)

9. Karl Marx and the abolition of money (1980)

8. The Three Pillars of Marxism (1995)

7. Marx’s Conception of Socialism (1973)

6. The Class Struggle On Board The "Titanic." (1912)

5. Death of a Clown (1949)

4. A Duke Distorts Marx (1986)

3. It was reported . . . (1983)

2. Fromm’s sane society (1956)

1. Political Notebook: Boo, Hiss (1979)

Blogger's Note:

The blog received so many hits in 2021 for the 1983's article 'It was reported . . . ' because of this court case in the news, and people found the blog wanting more background on Lady Lavinia Dorothy Nourse.