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We enjoyed having @JMHamilton100 stop by our Cocktail Caucus bar to share his new book, “The French 75,” a great read that dives into the history and allure of this classic cocktail. #French75 #SpiritedHistory #EnjoyResponsibly
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Congratulations to Professor of Journalism John Maxwell Hamilton for winning the American Journalism Historians Association’s Book of the Year Award for “Manipulating the Masses: Woodrow Wilson and the Birth of American Propaganda.” 🎉🎉 #GeauxManship
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Very important and engaging @JHistoryJournal podcast episode with @nickhirshon and JMH @Age_of_Lies on the complicated history of American govt. #propaganda & enduring anxieties around #disinformation and lack of transparency today. Recommend the book!📖
During World War I, President Woodrow Wilson established America's first and only ministry of propaganda. Click to listen to my episode of the @JHistoryJournal podcast with @LSU Professor John Maxwell Hamilton, sponsored by @AEJHistory & @RoutledgeHist: bit.ly/3iRTnj4
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Last week, @ManshipSchool Professor John Maxwell Hamilton discussed the fascinating story behind his award-winning new LSU Press book, "Manipulating the Masses," (@Age_of_Lies) on the @JHistoryJournal podcast! Give it a listen: apple.co/3sDXEtI
If Trump had branded the vaccine the way he brands his company, and urged people to “take the Trump vaccine,” do you think we would’ve seen a difference in vaccination rates among his supporters?
Propaganda can be used for good ends, too.
A fine line separates gov’t information from gov’t propaganda. The former can bolster public trust in elected leadership while the latter breeds cynicism. Evidence for this is vaccine hesitancy, which is more a crisis of communication than a crisis of science.
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An exciting award for "Manipulating the Masses" (@Age_of_Lies), @ManshipSchool Professor John Maxwell Hamilton's LSU Press book! bit.ly/manipulatingthemasses
Congratulations to AJHA Book of the Year Award winner John Maxwell Hamilton, and to fellow finalists Stephen Bates, Erik S. Gellman, Patrick S. Washburn and Chris Lamb. See the full news release at ajha.wildapricot.org/news
Congrats to MTM author for his second AJHA Book of the Year Award! “…a brilliant expose of the machinations of misbegotten missions of George Creel, his cronies, his Committe on Public Information and their impact on Woodrow Wilson.”
Congratulations to AJHA Book of the Year Award winner John Maxwell Hamilton, and to fellow finalists Stephen Bates, Erik S. Gellman, Patrick S. Washburn and Chris Lamb. See the full news release at ajha.wildapricot.org/news
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Congratulations to AJHA Book of the Year Award winner John Maxwell Hamilton, and to fellow finalists Stephen Bates, Erik S. Gellman, Patrick S. Washburn and Chris Lamb. See the full news release at ajha.wildapricot.org/news
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Jack Hamilton’s "Manipulating the Masses" (@Age_of_Lies) continues to receive rave reviews! Writing for @americanpurpose, @NickCull calls the book "history as public service, delivered with grace." bit.ly/3v7fwwA
“This excellent book… examines the darker side of US president Woodrow Wilson’s administration during the First World War…Hamilton provides a detailed account of the CPI’s operations, ranging from propaganda to censorship...” Read the full review here: h-net.org/reviews/showrev.ph…
“…it illuminates the original sin in the US government’s relationship with the media, a foundational mix of spin and distortion that echoes down the decades to our own era of presidential tweets and weaponized media.”
Read @NickCull ’s book review: americanpurpose.com/articles…
Tune in to this recent episode from @CSIS’s Building the Future podcast series for a discussion on the historical origins of modern disinformation and covert government propaganda operations w/ MTM author Jack Hamilton. csis.org/podcasts/building-f…











