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Peale--a onetime clocksmith, silversmith, saddler, revolutionary, portraitist, natural historian, inventor, agricultural reformer, and museologist--was a living archetype of the Jeffersonian polymath, embodying the impulse toward conquest through knowledge, categorization, and ratiocination that Dion explores and critiques in his own work. If you see the value of humanity in your newsletter, of having people act/think/do in your newsletter in concert with how they actually act/think/do - well, you're better served tapping away like a clocksmith than blasting open a hole for the sunlight. |
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clocksmith - someone whose occupation is making or repairing clocks and watches