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Re: A street monument/scupture in Accrington
Without wishing to resurrect the dreaded 'P' word again, the opposition wasn't to the concept itself. Just that ours was going to be an 'earth works', sited a'top our most prominent, and much loved hill.
Any opposition was labelled as Philstinism, by the lackeys paid to promote it.
The fact is, what was earmarked for Accrington was just bad, period.
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Johann Georg Kant, father of Immanuel Kant, philosopher.
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