Charles Astor Bristed (October 6, 1820 – January 14, 1874)[1] was an American scholar and author, sometimes writing under the pen name Carl Benson.[2] He was the first American to write a full-length defense of Americanisms and is the earliest known person to use the term "conspiracy theory".[3]
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^Haynes, John Edward. Pseudonyms of Authors: Including Anonyms and Initialisms. New York, 1882.
^Bristed, C. A. (11 January 1863). "English Insincerity on the Slavery Question". The New York Times. p. 3. Retrieved 2 March 2022.
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