Crying Bloody Murder

ture, good and evil. Of the many illuminatingrncontemporary references inrnProfessor Cannadine's book, I would onlyrnsingle out Dr. Johnson's view of "class"rnas equally sagacious, insofar as the authorrnof the Dictionary of the English Languagernbelieed inrn"the fixed, invariable external rulesrnof distinction of rank, which creaternno jealousy as they . . .