Campaign Coffee Expands as Historic Political Trend Returns
A look at campaign coffees shows how informal coffee gatherings sharpen electoral outreach. The piece traces coffeehouse politics from 17th century London onward to American venues like Boston’s Green Dragon and the Green Dragon and Will’s and Buttons, noting their role in public meetings and reform efforts.
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U.S
Klatsching
America
Ohio
Donald E. Lukens
Political Club
Will
Charles II
Procope’s
Paris
Robespierre
Marat
Danton
Louis XVI
Marie
Benjamin Franklin
Bonaparte
New World
Boston
Daniel Webster
King’s Arms
Trinity Church
John Adams
United States
Senate
Tenessee
Baker
Tyro
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