Beyond the lines: pictorial reporting, everyday life, and the crisis of Gilded-Age America

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Photographic and Visual Arts Media, Journalism, and Communication History Literature, Film, and Journalism Analysis

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List of Illustrations Acknowledgments Note on Terms Introduction 1. Pictorial Journalism in Antebellum America 2. Illustrating the News 3. Constructing Representation, 1866-77 4. Balancing Act, 1866-77 5. Reconstructing Representation, 1866-77 6. Balancing the Unbalanceable, 1878-89 Epilogue Notes Bibliography Index

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