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Understanding 9/114 p. l., 127 p. 28 x 22 cm
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Subject: For the journalist's bookshelf
Writing about his reports during WWI, the prominent American journalist states that he and his colleagues "never wrote one word which was not true," but yet "all lied about the war."
This book is an intriguing intro to the psyche and mores of journalism as it has been and is practiced in the United States.
Subject: For the journalist's bookshelf
Writing about his reports during WWI, the prominent American journalist states that he and his colleagues "never wrote one word which was not true," but yet "all lied about the war."
This book is an intriguing intro to the psyche and mores of journalism as it has been and is practiced in the United States.
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