Title: A Politically Correct Broadside
Product review: If Mr. Cantor is not a Communist, the Communist Party is being cheated out of some dues. Mr. Cantor seems more interested in denigrating the upper class of English medieval society than in recounting the impact of the plague. He even faults the peasants and students for not advancing the Peasants' Revolt to a 'Leninist or Maoist denouement." But worse than his constant political heckling (his remarks lack the persuasiveness of propaganda), is his casual use of baseless charges. His undocumented allegation that the 13th century English gentry engaged in '...the widespread practice of female infanticide" is simply mud that doesn't stick.
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