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Powers of the Press: Newspapers, Power and the Public in Nineteenth-Century England
1996, Scolar Press, Ashgate Pub. Co., Routledge
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in English
185928132X 9781859281321
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Table of Contents
List of figures and tables.
Page ix
Preface.
Page xi
Introduction.
Page 1
1.
The liberty of the press
Page 10
Inherited narratives
Page 10
State regulation and its opponents
Page 19
2.
The newspaper imagined
Page 28
Emblems and mottoes
Page 29
Verse and fiction
Page 38
3.
Imposing order: historians and indexers
Page 47
Newspaper history
Page 51
Directories, indexes and collections
Page 68
4.
The voice of the charmer
Page 73
Moral philosophy and commnication
Page 75
Newspapers and the problem of public opinion
Page 87
5.
The cultural debate
Page 98
Poison and antidote
Page 99
Respectable practices
Page 113 |
6.
The political debate
Page 140
Liberalism and the politics of te market-place
Page 146
The Conservative ‘moral strategy’
Page 155
7.
Journalism and public discussion
Page 180
Newspaper reading
Page 181
Reader-critics
Page 187
Appendix.
Page 204
Selected Bibliography.
Page 211
Index.
Page 223
Edition Notes
Includes bibliographical references (p. [211]-222) and index.
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