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Who Said That? #1

Jan 1951 · J. C. Penney Company, Inc.
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This J.C. Penney Company educational comic presents a series of famous historical quotations attributed to notable American figures. The issue features stories about George Washington and the cherry tree legend, William Cullen Bryant's role as chief editor of the New York Post and his defense of freedom of expression after a mob destroyed an abolitionist press, and Woodrow Wilson's declaration that "the world must be made safe for democracy" during his call for Congressional action leading to American entry into World War I. Each segment explains the context and significance of the quoted figure's contributions to American history and values.

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