Four-Letter Nation: The Long, Dirty History of American Profanity
By Steven H Jaffe
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A fascinating history of American profanity that traces how taboo language has shaped US politics, religion, and pop culture, and how it has evolved into an expression of power and rebellion.
For four hundred years, Americans have been told to watch their language. For four hundred years, they haven't listened.
From Puritan colonies where cursing could earn you a whipping to Civil War camps, jazz clubs, comedy stages, rock festivals, rap lyrics, and presidential politics, Four-Letter Nation ...
For four hundred years, Americans have been told to watch their language. For four hundred years, they haven't listened.
From Puritan colonies where cursing could earn you a whipping to Civil War camps, jazz clubs, comedy stages, rock festivals, rap lyrics, and presidential politics, Four-Letter Nation ...























