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Klopstock and Kickstarter: Crowdfunding and the 18th Century
Mark Eichhorn Kickstarter is old news by now, but many would be surprised by what an old idea it is – several centuries old, in fact. Back around the 18th century in Germany there were a few profound changes in … Continue reading
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