Robin Hood in Modern Times as a Political Figure
A satirical study tracing Robin Hood from medieval legend to a contemporary reformer. It contrasts his aIlure with the rich against modern politics, showing how a regional activist could ascend, regulate corporations, court voters, and wield influence, all while maintaining populist appeal.
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Mister Hood
Cisco Township
Mera Toil
Hoe
Rockefeller
Wall Street
Jimmy
Prince Albert
Octopus
George Ade
Lucia Surratte
Nova Scotia
Borneo
Ag Wallace Chang
Bass
Museum Manager on Competition and Freaks in the New York Amusement Trade
George Huber recalls early museum life on 125th to Fourteenth Street, stressing that competition fuels profits and public interest. He notes changing times transforming many museums into vaudeville venues, defends keeping traditions, and discusses public fascination with curiosities, freaks, and old favorites.
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Fourteenth
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Sandy Hook
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