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Includes bibliographical references (pages 225-267)
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Focusing on journalism in the USA, this study traces the development of news as political commentary from the American Revolution through the 19th century, when newspapers first became aware of their role in a new democracy, to the emergence of "muck-raking" in the 20th century
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Focusing on journalism in the USA, this study traces the development of news as political commentary from the American Revolution through the 19th century, when newspapers first became aware of their role in a new democracy, to the emergence of "muck-raking" in the 20th century
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urn:oclc:record:252540918
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