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Janke, Yankee, and How Early America Was a Nation of Pirates

By soulxtc

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Matt Mason, author of "The Pirates Dilemma," asserts "America only industrialized as rapidly as it did by counterfeiting European inventions, ignoring global patents and stealing intellectual property wholesale." I watched an interesting lecture yesterday afternoon online given by Matt Mason, author of "The Pirates Dilemma." It's worth noting because one of his assertions in it concerns the etymology of the word "Yankee," which describes the very heart and soul of the United States. From the storied "Yankee Doodle Dandy," a patriotic song that has long been synonymous with the US, to the famed New York baseball team, it's a word with much history and usage yet surprisingly misunderstood. Why? Because as Mason notes, the ".

Full post as published by ZeroPaid on May 12, 2008 (boomark / email).

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