The Gilded Age press, 1865-1900

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Series Foreword Preface Acknowledgments A Changing Nation and a Changing Press, 1865-1872 Partisanship Under Attack, 1865-1872 Rural and Regional Journalism, 1865-1882 The Growth of an Independent Press, 1873-1882 A New Journalism Forms in the Midwest, 1873-1882 Western Journalism Invades New York, 1883-1885 The Commercial Press and New Technologies, 1886-1895 Newsmongers, 1883-1895 The Yellow Press, 1896-1900 Reflections on the Gilded Age Press Bibliographical Essay Sources Index

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