“One catfish does not make a creek, nor one hero a nation.”
Quote by William Cowper Brann
Book:Brann the Iconoclast
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Brann the Iconoclast
This volume compiles the writings of William Cowper Brann, a journalist and editor who published the magazine 'The Iconoclast' in Waco, Texas, during the 1890s. The essays reflect Brann's reputation as a provocative and often satirical commentator, targeting organized religion, political corruption, and social hypocrisy. His style is characterized by vigorous rhetoric and a willingness to challenge established norms, which ultimately led to his violent death. The book serves as a record of his uncompromising perspective and the contentious public discourse of the Gilded Age. more
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