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Charles Astor Bristed



1820-1874

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An American in Victorian Ca...

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The upper ten thousand

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The Interference Theory of ...

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Pieces of a Broken-Down Cri...

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A Letter to the Honorable H...

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Five Years in an English Un...

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A Letter to Dr. Henry Halfo...

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Five Years in an English Un...

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Now is the time to settle it

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“The next thing Americans like to hearing themselves well praised, is to hear somebody, even if it be themselves, well abused;”
Charles Astor Bristed, The upper ten thousand

“that it is rather the fun of making the money than the money itself which they care for; that when it is made, they spend it freely, and part with it more readily than they earned it; that they are more liberal both in their public and private charities (considering the amount of their wealth, and of the claims upon it) than any nation in the world,—all these traits strangers have been less ready to dwell upon and do justice to.”
Charles Astor Bristed, The upper ten thousand

“It is a standing American joke to say of the biggest possible hoax or canard, 'I read it in a newspaper, and it must be true.”
Charles Astor Bristed, The upper ten thousand

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