10 December 2018 by Gary Jenneke

December 12th is known for the Belgian Congo, Madame Bovary, and Boys Town. Join us as we find out why.

Section: News | Tags: Belgian Congo, boys Town, Casement Report, Cora Lee Johnson, Father Flanagan, gary jenneke, Gustave Flaubert, history, humor, John Jay, Joseph Pulitzer, Sir Roger Casemen, this day in history

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