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The Midwestern Press in the Crucible of the American Civil War (Hardcover, New edition)
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The Midwestern Press in the Crucible of the American Civil War (Hardcover, New edition)
Series: Mediating American History, 21
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The Midwestern press is probably the best example of the "typical"
American press of the Civil War era. Its denizens were not the huge
metropolitan dailies of New York and Philadelphia, nor were they
the struggling weeklies of the western territories. They did not
feel the hard hand of war as the Southern press did in its
struggles to obtain enough paper and ink to continue printing.
Instead, Midwestern publishers and editors mostly continued on,
business as usual, with some disruptions as staff members joined up
to fight the war for the Union, or were drafted. Democratic
newspapers experienced the most war-related trauma as neither
political nor military leaders understood the concept of the loyal
opposition and sought to shut down non-Republican newspapers or
those that supported peace efforts. Debra Reddin van Tuyll and Mary
M. Cronin explore the history of the Midwestern press as it
examines the political, social, and economic roles of the press.
This work will be useful as a supplemental text in undergraduate or
graduate journalism history classes and can be used in history
classes that deal with the Civil War or the nineteenth century.
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