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PN4899.N5 T5
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History of the New York times, 1851-1921, |
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PN 4899 N5 T5a
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A day in the life of the New York times. |
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PN 4899 N5 T5d
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All the news that fits; a critical analysis of the news and editorial content of the New York times |
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PN 4899 N5 T5s
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Without fear or favor : the New York times and its times / |
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PN 4899 N5 T5t
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The kingdom and the power. |
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PN 4899 N5 W9b 1931
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The end of the World; a post-mortem by its intangible assets; |
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PN 4899 N5 W9bw 1931
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The World, the flesh and Messrs. Pulitzer. |
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PN 4899 N5 W9h 1913
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The story of a page; thirty years of public service and public discussion in the editorial columns of the New York World, |
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PN4899.P5 E9
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One day; this volume is designed to show how one copy of the Evening bulletin appears when published in book form. |
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PN4899.P53 S6
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The Philadelphia magazines and their contributors, 1741-1850, |
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PN4899.P9 P9 1904
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Half a century with the Providence journal; being a record of the events and associated connected with the past fifty years of life of Henry R. Davis, secretary of the company. |
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PN4899.R54 T76 2008eb
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The body in the reservoir : murder & sensationalism in the South / |
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PN4899.S17 T82
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The first 100 years; a history of the Salt Lake tribune, 1871-1971, |
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PN4899.S7 H7
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The story of an independent newspaper, |
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PN4899.S7 R4s 1950
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The passing of the Springfield republican; |
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PN4899.V8 B4 1954
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Comstock commotion; the story of the Territorial enterprise and Virginia City news. |
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PN4899.W3 C68
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The Washington correspondents, |
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PN4899.W3 H4
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The Washington reporters / |
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PN4899.W3 H45 2012eb
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Whatever happened to the Washington reporters : 1978-2012 / |
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PN4899.W3 H63 1966
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The press in Washington; sixteen top newsmen tell how the news is collected, written, and communicated from the world's most important capital. |
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