Proper noun
Pruden (plural Prudens)
A surname.
Pruden said that "the Civil War page has just as many stories about glorifying the Union as it does the Confederacy." Source: Internet
Fifty years later, Bonnie M. Page collected personal recollections of the massive tornado and published them in a book entitled Pruden (As We Remember It). Source: Internet
That stance would be awkward for the Times's hard-line editor in chief, Wesley Pruden, and its stable of neoconservative columnists." Source: Internet
Delphine Bearspaw stands with her late partner, Frank Pruden. Source: Internet
Pruden called it "probably our single most popular feature", and noted that "There are more books published on the Civil War than on any other American topic." Source: Internet
Under the editorship of Pruden, the paper took a strongly conservative stance. Source: Internet