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Once again, Land lovers and scallywags from all over sent in their best Tweets for this weeks Tweet in the Blank, Blackbeard.
We’ve chosen our favorites, and you get to choose who wins a free copy of the new Historical Tweets book!
The tweet with the most votes below by Tuesday (June 15) will get a free copy of Historical Tweets: The Completely Unabridged and Ridiculously Brief History of the World.
Keep your eye out for brand new opportunities to win a free book, and make sure you get out to your local bookstore and ask for Historical Tweets — The perfect Fathers Day’s gift.

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Twitter Historian on June 16th 2010 in 1700s, Tweet in the Blank
Twitter Historian on June 15th 2010 in 1900-1950, Tweet in the Blank

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What would Blackbeard tweet?
Our contest continues — give your best guess in the comments below. Your tweet could win you a free copy of our new book Historical Tweets: The Completely Unabridged and Ridiculously Brief History of the World.

The reasonably official rules: we’ll select the best quotes from the comments and then allow fans to vote on the best one — most votes wins the book
Twitter Historian on June 9th 2010 in 1700s, Tweet in the Blank, Uncategorized

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Congratulations to RC! His Walt Disney tweet won the vote last week and now he is the winner of a free copy of Historical Tweets: The Completely Unabridged and Ridiculously Brief History of the World.
RC’s Tweet:

Twitter Historian on June 7th 2010 in 1900-1950, Entertainment, Tweet in the Blank

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This week’s tweet in blank figure is the master of illusion, Harry Houdini. What Would Houdini Tweet?
Give your best guess in the comments below — your tweet could win you a free copy of our new book Historical Tweets: The Completely Unabridged and Ridiculously Brief History of the World.

As always, the reasonably official rules are: we’ll select our favorite quotes from the comments below and then allow fans to vote on the best one — most votes wins the book.
Twitter Historian on June 2nd 2010 in 1900-1950, Tweet in the Blank, Uncategorized