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Coffee-fueled revolution (opens the original)
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Backstory: "The first documented example of a mortar and pestle used to grind coffee beans was on the Mayflower" in 1620, says historian Michelle Craig McDonald, the author of Coffee Nation: How One Commodity Transformed the Early United States. How it helped the Revolution: In the colonial era, coffeehouses were hotbeds for seditious thought — where people planned acts of revolution. "Coffeehouses are kind of famous for being places where people think and plot things," says Mark Pendergrast, au
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