Watching the World Go byLittle, Brown, 1933 - 358 pages |
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... journalistic life — an effect which I am convinced has been wholly good . But in 1887 , in New York , prohibition was not talked of , not even dreamed of , and any account of journalistic habits and events of that era must perforce ...
... journalistic life — an effect which I am convinced has been wholly good . But in 1887 , in New York , prohibition was not talked of , not even dreamed of , and any account of journalistic habits and events of that era must perforce ...
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... journalistic enterprise as the " Battles and Leaders of the Civil War " , which in 1885-1887 brought the circulation of the Century up by more than one hundred thousand , and is estimated to have been worth hundreds of thousands of ...
... journalistic enterprise as the " Battles and Leaders of the Civil War " , which in 1885-1887 brought the circulation of the Century up by more than one hundred thousand , and is estimated to have been worth hundreds of thousands of ...
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... journalistic or literary talent except " Dan Quin " , Alfred Henry Lewis , whose Old Cattleman Stories , begun in the Star , were continued later in Eastern papers . Forgotten now , they were highly popular at the time , and despite a ...
... journalistic or literary talent except " Dan Quin " , Alfred Henry Lewis , whose Old Cattleman Stories , begun in the Star , were continued later in Eastern papers . Forgotten now , they were highly popular at the time , and despite a ...
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