This man used the pseudonym "A Citizen of America" when writing articles favoring the adoption of the Constitution.
This man used the pseudonym "A Citizen of America" when writing articles favoring the adoption of the Constitution. This man fought a 1797 pamphlet war against Peter Porcupine, despite both being Federalists, sparked by this man's support of the French Revolution. This founder of the American Minerva newspaper wrote a short explanation of the Constitution called the "Federal Catechism," intended for children. This man was a major lobbyist for the Copyright Act of 1831. One book by this man is nicknamed for its blue backing. A biography of this man by Joshua Kendall called him "the Forgotten Founding Father." In his most famous work, this man reversed the order of some e's and r's and used words like "skunk." For 10 points, name this author of the first American English dictionary.
This man used the pseudonym "A Citizen of America" when writing articles favoring the adoption of the Constitution.
Noah Webster