Well, it's not _that_ suppressed. there are several copies in the Florida university system libraries. Granted, it's only four out of 447 books by Hook, but it is there (1933 editions), and this is _Florida_. This is pure conjecture based on a strong personal and political dislike of the little fat man, and I'd never heard this story before, but I bet he did the electrostencil just to tell people he did it.
Cheers, Frances
On Tue, 26 May 1998, Tom Condit wrote:
> Sidney Hook is dead. Towards an Understanding of Karl Marx is still
> suppressed. There were at least two "pirate" electrostencil editions in the
> late 1960s, early 1970s. A certain well-known figure associated with
> _Tikkun_ magazine put out one of them. (I won't mention a name because this
> might still be actionable.)
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