(via When did “The United States” become a singular noun?)
Interesting that it happened so long after the Civil War, though the rise looks like it roughly correlates with the rise of the sectionalist conflict over slavery.
(via When did “The United States” become a singular noun?)
Interesting that it happened so long after the Civil War, though the rise looks like it roughly correlates with the rise of the sectionalist conflict over slavery.
Consider the question of which themes and books characterize a literary era.
Indeed.
Memento mori with neon moiré.
The frontispiece to A System of Human Anatomy: General and Special by Sir Erasmus Wilson and Paul Beck Goddard (1813). Original from the University of California. Digitized April 27, 2009.