The Devil's Dictionary
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| {{Template}}'''''The Devil's Dictionary''''', by [[Ambrose Bierce]], is a [[satire|satirical]] book published in [[1911]]. It offers reinterpretations of the [[English language]] which lampoon [[cant]] and political double-talk. | {{Template}}'''''The Devil's Dictionary''''', by [[Ambrose Bierce]], is a [[satire|satirical]] book published in [[1911]]. It offers reinterpretations of the [[English language]] which lampoon [[cant]] and political double-talk. | ||
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| + | *[http://en.wikisource.org/wiki/The_Devil%27s_Dictionary full text] | ||
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