Whitelaw Reid Bücher

This book is a collection of addresses delivered by the American journalist and politician Whitelaw Reid during the years 1900-1911. These speeches cover a variety of topics, including politics, foreign affairs, and journalism, and offer insight into the social and political issues of the time.

In this 1885 address, Whitelaw Reid, the editor of the New York Tribune, discusses the changing role of newspapers in American society. As journalism became more professionalized and sophisticated, Reid argued, newspapers had a responsibility to uphold high standards of accuracy, objectivity, and public service. Some Newspaper Tendencies is a fascinating snapshot of the state of American journalism in the late 19th century.

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First published in 1902, this book provides a comprehensive overview of the history of slavery in America and the political debates surrounding its abolition. Reid and Smith examine the arguments for and against slavery, as well as the impact of slavery on American politics and society. This work remains a valuable resource for understanding the history of slavery in the United States.