[NEWS] Five JSTOR Daily links: Blaschka glass, Priestley, crime, Humphrey, writing

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• JSTOR Daily looks at the remarkable glasswork of the Blaschka Invertebrate Collection.


• JSTOR Daily looks at the political radicalism of inventor Joseph Priestley.


• JSTOR Daily looks at how Midwesterners responded to the 1930s craze of bank robberies with their own improvised systems in the face of police failures.


• JSTOR Daily explains why Hubert Humphrey, despite his conventional strengths, was not going to be a winning Democratic candidate for President.


• Austin Allen writes at JSTOR Daily about the complicated aesthetic and political radicalism of W.H. Auden, George Orwell, and James Baldwin.