Hub Blog: 'The Lost Constitution'

Saturday, May 19, 2007

'The Lost Constitution'

I'm reading William Martin's latest set-in-Boston historical novel, 'The Lost Constitution.' I'm getting hooked on the tome. But I did find one major historical inaccuracy in the opening pages set in contemporary Boston. See if you can spot it:

But there was no sign of life in the three-decker, just an old Plymouth minivan parked out front.

So Peter kept going down to the intersection, pulled into a Dunkin' Donuts, and bought half a dozen jelly crullers and raised glazed.

The answer is here. Verified proof is here. ... Maybe Martin can fix the mistake in the paperback edition. ...

¶ 7:43 AM

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