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Noah Webster was one of the towering intellects of his generation. Long before he even thought about writing a dictionary, Webster had assumed a place among the nation's founding fathers as the father of cultural independence, whose words reached American minds in every home and classroom and transformed the nation from a Babel of conflicting tongues -- English, Dutch, French, German, and innumerable others -- into the first nation on earth where generations of diverse people would speak and think in one language as one people. - Prologue.
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Biography, Lexicographers, Social reformers, Educators, Webster, noah, 1758-1843, Philologists, United states, biographyPeople
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Noah Webster: the life and times of an American patriot
1998, John Wiley & Sons
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0471184551 9780471184553
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Includes bibliographical references (p. 345-373) and index.
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