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A Historical Survey with Contextual Analysis and Primary Sources 5 Protectionist slogans—phrases advocating tariffs, trade restrictions, or preferential treatment for domestic production—have appeared repeatedly in American political discourse since the nation’s founding. While some slogans have been reused across centuries, their meanings have varied depending on historical, economic, and political context. This article documents the […]
Why Maine’s Black Population Is Lower Than the National Average Reader Takeaway Why is Maine’s Black population so low compared to the rest of the U.S.?Because Maine began with a very small Black population, was largely bypassed by the Great Migration, offered limited industrial opportunity, and had a socially insular culture where racism and xenophobia—often […]
The house at 41 Elm Street was built in 1835 by Captain Joseph C. Stetson, a Camden shipbuilder and sea captain. Stetson and his family resided here until the late 19th century. The home was later updated with a mansard roof and ornate trim, hallmarks of the Second Empire Victorian style
Unveiled from the archives of the Global Authority on Folklore and Mythical Beings (GAFMB), The Enchanted Codex is a rare 1905 publication detailing the ancient laws that govern legendary figures such as Santa Claus, the Easter Bunny, the Tooth Fairy, the Sandman, and more. Blending historical origins with whimsical regulations, this codex offers parents, scholars, and curious minds an enchanting glimpse into the hidden rules that guide our most beloved mythical guardians.
🕯️ Rediscover the bedtime laws of the Sandman, decode the ritual expectations of the Easter Bunny, and uncover the moral order behind the Boogeyman—all backed by folklore giants like Andrew Lang and the Brothers Grimm.
“A masterpiece of folklore scholarship.” – Mark Twain