The New International Encyclopædia, Volume 13Daniel Coit Gilman, Harry Thurston Peck, Frank Moore Colby Dodd, Mead and Company, 1903 - Encyclopedias and dictionaries |
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... century and in the bed - plate of a press at the beginning of the nineteenth century through the application of power to printing enlarged the sheets and altered their limit , the newspaper began to be folded for the weekly to a square ...
... century and in the bed - plate of a press at the beginning of the nineteenth century through the application of power to printing enlarged the sheets and altered their limit , the newspaper began to be folded for the weekly to a square ...
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... century . By the opening of the eighteenth century these became united in daily journals which combined the report of the broad sheet , the correspondence of the news - letter , and the polemics of the pam- phlet , adding the ...
... century . By the opening of the eighteenth century these became united in daily journals which combined the report of the broad sheet , the correspondence of the news - letter , and the polemics of the pam- phlet , adding the ...
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... century , which gained an immense audience under the régime of G. A. Sala . The Standard , now the chief Conservative news- paper , was started in 1827 , as an evening edi- tion of the Morning Herald . It made a stout fight against ...
... century , which gained an immense audience under the régime of G. A. Sala . The Standard , now the chief Conservative news- paper , was started in 1827 , as an evening edi- tion of the Morning Herald . It made a stout fight against ...
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... century . They were , however , small sheets , and continued to be such till about 1860. Still other well - known English papers are the Leeds - York- shire Post ( 1754 ) , with a daily since 1866 and an evening issue since 1890 ; the ...
... century . They were , however , small sheets , and continued to be such till about 1860. Still other well - known English papers are the Leeds - York- shire Post ( 1754 ) , with a daily since 1866 and an evening issue since 1890 ; the ...
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... century led to the newspapers that began to appear just after 1600. Frankfort - on - Main was among the first with the Frankfurter Journal ( 1615 ) and the Frankfurter Oberpostamtszei- tung ( 1616 ) , which , as the Frankfurter Post ...
... century led to the newspapers that began to appear just after 1600. Frankfort - on - Main was among the first with the Frankfurter Journal ( 1615 ) and the Frankfurter Oberpostamtszei- tung ( 1616 ) , which , as the Frankfurter Post ...
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