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Why the Revolution: The "Long S"

United StatesPublished June 23, 2022

Views 2.92K  |  Likes 94  |  Comments 13
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Museum of the American RevolutionMuseum of the American Revolution
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2,920

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94

Comments

13

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If you've ever looked at an 18th-century documents or prints, you might have noticed a lot of letters look like Fs. But is it an F... or is it an S? The Museum's Dr. Tyler Putman explores the use of the "long S" during the Revolutionary era and its history, which dates back to ancient Rome, in a new edition of our Why …

Published
June 23, 2022
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It has 2.92K views in total. It ranks #14,944,552 among tracked YouTube videos by views.

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Total views
2.92K
Total likes
94
Total comments
13
Published
June 23, 2022
Global rank by views
#14,944,552

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