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The article Politicking With Words , with its references to rival definitions of Whig and Tory , put me in mind of a cartoon that appeared in Punch in 1896 (since republished in a collection--I don't go back quite that far).
H. Kirke Swann, in his Dictionary of English and Folk-Names of British Birds (Witherby and Co., 1913, republished by Gale Research Company, Detroit, 1968), gives Hern, Hernshaw, Hernseugh, Hernsew, Harn, Harnser , and Harnsey as names for the Common (Grey) Heron.
Financed by a cranky right-wing philanthropist, Richard Mellon Scaife, Ruddy's repeated bromides about the Foster case have been republished in newspaper ads across the country; his sheer persistence has led some casual observers to conclude he might be on to something.
A. Reum's A Dictionary of English Style , republished by Hueber in 1961 but dating back six decades, was intended by its author as a reference work which would allow writers to formulate their ideas in German yet express them in English, using typically English modes of thought and linguistic templates.
Soon, the Western Journalism Center republished Ruddy's story in its newsletter, Dispatches ("Experts say Foster 'suicide' note forged").