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.”
—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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