Before I read the articles here, I wanted to ask you what, in your opinion, links these articles together by grouping them as such? Or am I assuming a connection? Regards.
Just ’cause it’s old doesn’t mean we can’t learn from it 😉
No, I meant is there a thematic connection?
Ie. Two are on the Ottomans, one on Arabic (ie an Islamic link). The last one is one’s about gold but from a contemporary perspective. Presumably, one of the other articles discusses gold?
Before I read the articles here, I wanted to ask you what, in your opinion, links these articles together by grouping them as such? Or am I assuming a connection? Regards.
Just ’cause it’s old doesn’t mean we can’t learn from it 😉
No, I meant is there a thematic connection?
Ie. Two are on the Ottomans, one on Arabic (ie an Islamic link). The last one is one’s about gold but from a contemporary perspective. Presumably, one of the other articles discusses gold?
Otherwise that would be the odd one out, right?
Ah, gotcha.
A gold standard piece does seem the odd man out, but I think it fits in nicely with the other examples of liberty struggling against an imposed order.