S. S. McClure
Mcclure, Samuel Sidney - 1857–1949, American editor and publisher, b. Co. Antrim, Ireland. He emigrated to America as a boy. In 1884 he established the McClure Syndicate, the first newspaper syndicate in the United States. He founded McClure's Magazine in 1893 and, as editor, made it a great success, particularly during the era of the muckrakers, when it published the articles of many of Read More...
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Magazines in the United States, Their Social and Economic Influence (Chap. 12 "Social Conciousness of Magazines: The Muckrakers")
by James Wood Playsted. 314 pgs.
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The Muckrakers: Evangelical Crusaders (Chap. 1 "The Muckrakers as Evangelicals")
by Robert Miraldi. 184 pgs.
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American Mass-Market Magazines ("McClure's Magazine" begins on p. 247)
by Alan Nourie, Barbara Nourie. 616 pgs.
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All in the Day's Work (Discussion of S. S. McClure in multiple chapters)
by Ida M. Tarbell. 414 pgs.
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Toward the Production of a Text: Time, Space and 'David Balfour', in Studies in the Novel
by Barry Menikoff. 12 pgs.
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