The Measure of a Nation
 “Whoever has made observation on the characters of nations will find it generally true that the manners of a nation, or of a party, can be better ascertained from the character of its press than from any other public circumstance.”
“Whoever has made observation on the characters of nations will find it generally true that the manners of a nation, or of a party, can be better ascertained from the character of its press than from any other public circumstance.”—Thomas Paine (1737-1809), Founding Father, revolutionary writer & thinker,
“Liberty of the Press,” 1806.
“Liberty of the Press,” 1806.
Editor’s Note: Uh oh.
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