CONTENTS.
Preface
I. — Origin of British Newspapers to the Abolition of the Censorship
II. — From the Imposition of the Stamp Duty to Mr Fox's Libel Bill ...
III. — London and County Newspapers of the Eighteenth Century
IV.~The Struggle for Freedom
V. — Development of the Free Press
VI. — Organization of Journalism
VII. — Old and New Journalism — London
VIII. — Old and New Journalism — Provincial
IX.— The Telegraph and the Press
X. — Editors and Leading Articles
XI. — Special Correspondents
XII. — "Our London Correspondent"
XIII.— The Sub-Editor
XIV.— The Reporter ...
XV.— The Reporter at Work
XVI.—Liners and Lineage
XVII. — Women as Journalists
XVIII Newspapers as Party Organs
XIX. Art and Literary Criticism
XX.— The Press of Greater Britain
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