Comment by _dain_ 8 hours ago Extraordinary Popular Delusions and the Madness of Crowds is a rollicking fun read 3 comments _dain_ Reply dgellow 4 hours ago Just know that it isn’t considered a reliable historical record, a good amount of the book is exaggerated and some of the sources were newspaper parodies interpreted as facts. Still a good read though jsrcout 6 hours ago Seconded. It's almost encyclopedic in scope. I'm almost embarrassed to admit that the hilarious chapter on English slang of the time was my favorite. Uhhrrr 5 hours ago Hoy, cocky!
dgellow 4 hours ago Just know that it isn’t considered a reliable historical record, a good amount of the book is exaggerated and some of the sources were newspaper parodies interpreted as facts. Still a good read though
jsrcout 6 hours ago Seconded. It's almost encyclopedic in scope. I'm almost embarrassed to admit that the hilarious chapter on English slang of the time was my favorite. Uhhrrr 5 hours ago Hoy, cocky!
Just know that it isn’t considered a reliable historical record, a good amount of the book is exaggerated and some of the sources were newspaper parodies interpreted as facts. Still a good read though
Seconded. It's almost encyclopedic in scope. I'm almost embarrassed to admit that the hilarious chapter on English slang of the time was my favorite.
Hoy, cocky!