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CONTENTS
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| Courses at the University of Lille | 458 | |
| Plan of de Blowitz | 459 | |
| Sentiment against it in England | 459 | |
| And in Canada | 459 | |
| The Pulitzer School | 460 | |
| Spread of schools of journalism | 460 | |
| Present limitations | 461 | |
| Suggested explanations | 462 | |
| Future possibilities | 462 | |
| The endowed press | 462 | |
| General arguments in favor | 463 | |
| Confusion as to nature | 463 | |
| Technical journals | 463 | |
| Goldwin Smith's plan | 463 | |
| Lack of enthusiasm for endowed press | 464 | |
| The Congressional Record | 465 | |
| State and municipal journals | 466 | |
| General tendency towards increasing authoritativeness of the press | 467 | |
| Chapter XVII | ||
| How Far Can the Past Be Reconstructed from the Press? | ||
| The press enjoined to "tell the facts" | 468 | |
| Inaccuracy of the press inevitable | 469 | |
| Difference between accuracy and authoritativeness | 469 | |
| Edward Dicey on the English press | 469 | |
| Interpretation by the press necessary | 470 | |
| Interpretation of the press | 470 | |
| Parts of press most used in reconstructing past | 470 | |
| Value of the editorial | 470 | |
| Series of editorials | 470 | |
| J. F. Rhodes on value of press | 471 | |
| Value of illustration in reconstruction | 471 | |
| Comparative freedom from authority | 471 | |
| Punch, Harper's Weekly, and Life | 472 | |
| Press called "anti-social" | 472 | |
| Illustration enlarges horizon | 472 | |
| Glimpses of luxury | 473 | |
| Obverse of the shield | 473 | |
| "The middle class" | 473 | |
| Development of new interests shown | 474 | |
| Permanent elements in society illustrated | 474 | |
| Relative position of children | 474 | |
| The woman's era | 475 | |
