...so here's a tip. I just bumped into The Historical Society blog (thanks to Legal History) and found:
* the post I went looking for, recommending Frank Luther Mott's 1947 Golden Multitudes: The Story of Best Sellers in the United States (including many you never heard of, but chances are your ancestors did), and
* a discussion of who people were probably thinking of when they named kids "Darwin" in the early 19th century. Both posts by Dan Allosso.
There's more. For the historically-minded genealogist (which I hope is all of us), this looks like a keeper.
BTW, Mott's book appears to be searchable but not previewable on Google Books. Check your library or AbeBooks.
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Showing posts with label Golden Multitudes. Show all posts
Monday, December 20, 2010
You don't read enough blogs...
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Harold Henderson
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Labels: blogs, Dan Allosso, Frank Luther Mott, Golden Multitudes, The Historical Society
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