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John Morse
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The whole project took a lot of guts, but the gamble paid off. The dictionary was a complete success. It restored the reputation of Webster's dictionary, which was beginning to tarnish; it won out decisively over its closest rival, and it secured the company's future for generations to come.
The three big ideas of course boil down to one, expressed by several writers of that period: "Be bold, be bold, and everywhere be bold."
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