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The Press of the Young Republic, 1783-1833

by Carol Sue Humphrey. 186 pgs.

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Contributors:

   Carol Sue Humphrey

Publisher:

   Greenwood Press

Place of Publication:

  Westport, CT  

Publication Year:

  1996
Subjects:   Journalism--United States--History--18th Century, Journalism--United States--History--19th Century
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...public affairs columns did something to diversify debate. History shows that it is peculiarly hard to go against a common...freedom to the full. "PEEPING OVER THE PARAPET TO THE NEXT CENTURY" The true story of Vietnam was more disturbing than...organizations face is not to stay in business but to stay in journalism. What use will be made of the freedom, given the dazzling...Earthquake hits San Francisco 1907 - E.W. Scripps starts United Press Association as competition for AP 1908 Mary Baker...the Korean War. 1950 - `Red Scare sweeps the United States 1951 - Color TV introduced in U.S. 1952 - First hydrogen...
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...The evolution of Vermont-style journalism. Byline: Diana West, THE WASHINGTON...lightly sepia-ed edition of The United Opinion could be the only copy to...unrecycled the rest of the 19th century, all of the 20th, and the first...Pullman strike had recently made labor history, Hawaii was a republic, and a border...raising tensions between the United States and Great Britain. None of which...News of the Week bombarded late-19th-century readers with the era-equivalent...Reporting on some 22 towns, The United Opinion offered a close if unelaborated...
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...was published in the Tatler. John Wilkes , the 18th-century outspoken journalist, challenged Parliaments efforts...cent. Of several present-day London papers born in the 18th cent., The Times, founded in 1785 by John Walter, the...Today, Japan has a very high newspaper readership. The United States The existence in the United States of an independent...Greeley , one of the best-known figures in American journalism, was proprietor and editor of the New York Tribune...Journalism (3d ed. 1957); F. L. Mott, American Journalism: a History, 1690 1960 (3d ed. 1962); J. C. Merrill, The Elite...
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