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On language and modes of communication.
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Play With Your Words
How the term "blog" came into being.
by
Peter Merholz
via
peterme.com
on
May 17, 2002
Letter from Los Angeles
The history of the L.A. Times.
by
Joan Didion
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The New Yorker
This publication restricts nonsubscriber access to some or all of its articles.
on
February 18, 1990
A Revolution Not Made but Prevented
“The major issue of the American Revolution was the true constitution of the British Empire.”
by
Russell Kirk
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Modern Age
This publication restricts nonsubscriber access to some or all of its articles.
on
November 1, 1985
Henry A. Crabb, Filibuster, and the San Diego Herald
A Californian politician's disastrous expedition to seize Mexican land, and how newspapers spun the story.
by
Diana Lindsay
via
The Journal of San Diego History
on
January 1, 1973
Henry Ford, the Wayside Inn, and the Problem of 'History Is Bunk'
Debunking the quotation that inspired our name.
by
Roger Butterfield
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Proceedings of the Massachusetts Historical Society
on
June 1, 1965
Destination Earth (1956)
A Cold War-era cartoon celebrates the wonders of oil and free-market capitalism, and the overthrow of the Stalin-like leader of Mars.
by
John Sutherland
via
The Public Domain Review
on
June 1, 1956
Mark Twain Eavesdrops
"I touched the bell and this talk ensued."
by
Mark Twain
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The Atlantic
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on
June 1, 1880
Spurious Quotations
The following is a list of quotations misattributed to George Washington that have been sent to the Mount Vernon Library in recent years.
via
Mount Vernon
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