A History of KentuckyJohn Bradford Press, 1960 - 516 страница |
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... editor of the Journal devised a play by which he could embarrass the editor of the Advertiser . He sprinkled the paper and pressed it perfectly to give it the appearance of having just come from the press . Then he wrapped it carefully ...
... editor of the Journal devised a play by which he could embarrass the editor of the Advertiser . He sprinkled the paper and pressed it perfectly to give it the appearance of having just come from the press . Then he wrapped it carefully ...
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... editor dared promote a magazine . Thomas T. Skillman introduced to the religious and literary public the Almoner , but like its unfortunate predecessor it went begging for support within a twelvemonth . The first worthy literary ...
... editor dared promote a magazine . Thomas T. Skillman introduced to the religious and literary public the Almoner , but like its unfortunate predecessor it went begging for support within a twelvemonth . The first worthy literary ...
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... Editor . " Regardless of a natural interest which Kentucky papers had in their communities , they were all vitally concerned with political issues of the time . Editor was pitted against editor , for it amounted almost to disgrace in ...
... Editor . " Regardless of a natural interest which Kentucky papers had in their communities , they were all vitally concerned with political issues of the time . Editor was pitted against editor , for it amounted almost to disgrace in ...
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