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... York's City Hall . A principle of law had been established , however long the courts hesitated before accepting it . Truth , henceforth , could not be ignored as a de- fense against libel in any jurisdiction that pretended to act in ...
... York's City Hall . A principle of law had been established , however long the courts hesitated before accepting it . Truth , henceforth , could not be ignored as a de- fense against libel in any jurisdiction that pretended to act in ...
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... York . Walter had begun his newspaper adventure with a broadsheet called the Daily Universal Register in 1785 , which three years later became the Times . His libel trial and sentence occurred the following year , when the paper was ...
... York . Walter had begun his newspaper adventure with a broadsheet called the Daily Universal Register in 1785 , which three years later became the Times . His libel trial and sentence occurred the following year , when the paper was ...
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... York Trib- une , Henry J. Raymond in the New York Times , Joseph Medill in the Chicago Tribune , and Samuel Bowles III in the Springfield ( Mass . ) Republican welded the antislavery press into a formida- ble engine at the time of John ...
... York Trib- une , Henry J. Raymond in the New York Times , Joseph Medill in the Chicago Tribune , and Samuel Bowles III in the Springfield ( Mass . ) Republican welded the antislavery press into a formida- ble engine at the time of John ...
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Prologue | 1 |
The Winds of Doctrine | 16 |
The Violent Journalists | 46 |
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