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The Spectator World, опубликованное на языке Английский, — это журнал из Соединённые Штаты Америки. Читайте The Spectator World онлайн на PressReader или загружайте выпуски для чтения позже. Просмотрите предыдущие выпуски The Spectator World в архиве.

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Article250 Years of A mer­ica

Amer­ic­ans have been enjoined, as we approach our coun­try’s 250th anniversary, to be a bit more grate­ful. Good advice. It is not just the free­dom of speech and the purple moun­tains’ majesties we should be tak­ing stock of. It is also our knack, in...

250 Years of A mer­ica

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Who could ever have ima­gined what was being unleashed on the world when Thomas Gage ordered 700 Red­coats to march out from Boston and seize sup­plies in the town of Con­cord? Who could have dreamed, 250 years ago, what would be built by the...

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ArticleThe new revolu­tion­ar­ies,

In the spring of 1722, a 16-year-old appren­tice in a Boston print shop began slip­ping let­ters under the door at night, signed by a middle-aged widow named Silence Dogood, who did not exist. The appren­tice was Ben­jamin Frank­lin. His brother James,...

The new revolu­tion­ar­ies,

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The Spec­tator was there at the found­ing of Amer­ica. George Wash­ing­ton had six cop­ies of the ori­ginal, 18thcen­tury Spec­tator at his Mount Ver­non estate and read them often. He shared with Joseph Addison, The Spec­tator’s co-pub­lisher, an...

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ArticleA real fem­in­ist,

Bill Kauff­man Luther Mar­tin: a vol­uble and drunken Mary­land attor­ney who walked out of the Con­sti­tu­tional Con­ven­tion of 1787 after warn­ing his fel­low del­eg­ates that their handi­work provided the frame­work for a cent­ral­ized and...

A real fem­in­ist,