Lincoln Steffens
Steffens, Lincoln - (Joseph Lincoln Steffens), 1866–1936, American editor and author, b. San Francisco, grad. Univ. of California, 1889, and studied three years in Europe. Steffens became one of the leading muckrakers, and while he held (1902–11) successive editorial positions on McClure's, the American, and Everybody's magazines he wrote sensational articles exposing municipal Read More...
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The Letters of Lincoln Steffens, Vol. II (1920-1936)
by Lincoln Steffens, Ella Winter, Granville Hicks. 554 pgs.
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The American Mind: Selections from the Literature of the United States ("'The Faith of the Muckrakers' an excerpt from Lincoln Steffens's 'The Shame of the Cities'" begins on p. 962)
by Harry R. Warfel, Ralph H. Gabriel, Stanley T. Williams. 692 pgs.
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The Muckrakers: Evangelical Crusaders (Chap. 5 "Lincoln Steffens: The Paradoxical Muckraker")
by Robert Miraldi. 184 pgs.
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Critics & Crusaders: A Century of American Protest ("Lincoln Steffens: Muckraker's Progress" begins on p. 395)
by Charles A. Madison. 574 pgs.
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Apprenticing Reporters: Lincoln Steffens on 'The Evening Post', in The Historian
by Harry H. Stein. 16 pgs.
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American Writing Today: Its Independence and Vigor ("Lincoln Steffens" begins on p. 380)
by Allan Angoff. 438 pgs.
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The Urban Choices: The City and Its Critics (Chap. V "Good Night, Lincoln Steffens")
by Roger Starr. 288 pgs.
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