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41 Cards in this Set
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william caxton
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preserves world literature, 1400s, english printer.
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curtis publishing company
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"ladies home journal" -- 1st muckracking magazine
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edward bok
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launched advertisement crusade for patented medicines.
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jacob riis
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photojournalist, only had dog and gold watch, "how the other half lives."
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richard hofsteder
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coined "age of reform", historian.
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jay gould
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owned the NY world.
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s.s mcclure
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publisher of mcclure's magazine, a leading muckracking magazine.
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josiah flint
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"prince and the pauper," hobo who drops in to see mcclure, writes about world of organized crime and tramps, overdosed, loosened journalism language.
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lincoln steffans
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"boy on horseback", "shame of cities", NY evening post, joined mcclure's magazine, crappy editor, thought of himself as a failure.
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ida tarbell
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suffrage movement, biographies -- napolean, most thoroughly researched journalism, public relations, brought down standard oil company.
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upton sinclair
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"the jungle", active socialist, most radical muckracker
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david graham phillips
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exposed senators, murdered.
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lewis hine
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photojournalist and social crusader, child labor laws, textile mills.
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eugene smith
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farm security admin, life magazine, famous war photographer, minamota JAPAN.
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jessica mitford
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consumer journalism, "american way of death" -- funeral homes.
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drew pearson
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half gossip/half politics, washington merry-go-round, celebrity journalist.
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jack anderson
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rodney dangerfield of journalism, keeper of the flame, cry wolf syndrome, former AP reporter, pultizer prize.
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seymour hersch
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toughest reporter in america, pentagon story (rusty calley).
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selwyn raab
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worked for new york world telegram, police brutality, george wittenmore (false confession).
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william donovan
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founded the CIA.
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walter lippman
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led committee for polk's death.
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john twyn
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"a treatise on the execution of justice"
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john campbell
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"the boston newsletter" -- published by the government
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john peter zenger
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printer sued for libel, trial, "the NY weekly journal", lewis morris and james alexander.
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thomas paine
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epitaph for crow, edited Pennsylvania magazine, "Boston Gazette", "These are the times that try men's souls"
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john fenno
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paper should hold government in favorable light, "Gazette of US"
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phillip freneau
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paper should show the truth about the government, "National Gazette"
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cassius clay
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leading abolitionist editor in KY, Transylvania University, "The True American", doomsday machine.
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edgar watson howe
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"The Atchison Globe" in Kansas, reverend boxing match.
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william allen white
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wrote daughter's obit, Kansas politics, "The Emporia Gazette"
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hodding carter
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civil rights activist, mississippi, square deal association, "Delta Democrat Times"
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tom gish
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"The Mountain Eagle" in KY, wrote about curfew and the killed boys on the bridge.
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frederick douglass
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slavery, "my bondage and freedom"
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susan b. anthony
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revolution paper
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H.L. mencken
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iconoclast, "Oklahoma Observer", wrote obit for Bryan (preceeded Hunter S. Thompson's obit on Nixon), satirical Scopes trial, "The American Language".
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george seldes
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"tell the truth and run"
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harry golden
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"The Carolina Israelite", satirist on civil rights movement, grew up in Riis' photograph neighborhood.
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frosty troy
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The Oklahoma Observer's plan for racial integration.
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george polk
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CBS correspondent murdered in Greece, Billy Donovan investigated death, George Stactopolis thrown in jail
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ben harris
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no censorship, 3 page newspaper and 4th page was blank
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john milton
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"aeropagita" (censorship), not good that we have censorship.
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