Benjamin Russell

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by S.A. Scheff
published on 28 February 2025

Portrait of Benjamin Russell (1761-1845), the journalist who first coined the term 'Era of Good Feelings' to describe the period of national unity among citizens of the USA, by S.A. Scheff, 1852.

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