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[Schlesinger, M.] Sauntering in London. 1853.
Smith, A. Press orders: being the opinions of the leading journals on
the abolition of the newspapers privileges. 1853.
Knight, C. The old printer and the modern press. 1854.
Urquhart, D. Public opinion and its organs. 1855.
[Greg, W. R.] The newspaper press. Edinburgh Rev 102 1855.
The London daily press. Westminster Rev 64, new ser 8, 1855.
Cockburn, H. Memorials of his time. Edinburgh 1856.
Clarigny, C. Histoire de la presse en Angleterre et aux États Unis.
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[Murray, E. C. G.] The press and the public service, by a distinguished
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A quarterly reviewer. The newspaper press reviewed. 1857.
Andrews, A. The history of British journalism. 2 vols 1859.
Macintosh, C. A. Popular outlines of the press. 1859.
Amphlett, J. The newspaper press in part of the last century and up
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Fontane, T. Aus England: Studien und Briefe über Londoner
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Grattan, C. J. The gallery: a sketch of the history of Parliamentary
reporting and reporters. 1860.
The newspaper press of the present day. 1860.
[Kirwan, A. V.] Editors and newspaper writers of the last generation,
by an old apprentice of the law. Fraser’s Mag Feb, May, July 1862.
Scott, J. A. The British newspaper: the penny theory and its solution.
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Bertrand, E. La régime régal de la presse en Angleterre. Paris 1868.
Reid, H. G. The press. In J. Samuelson, The civilisation of our day,
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Grant, J. The newspaper press: its origin, progress and present
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[Marshall, T. W.] Protestant journalism, by the author of My clerical
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Murphy, A. The Tory press. Contemporary Rev Apr 1874.
Politics and the press. Fraser’s Mag July 1875.
Routledge, J. Chapters in the history of popular progress, chiefly in
relation to the freedom of the press and trial by jury 1660–1820,
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Webber, V. A. The English newspaper press and its influence. Ryde
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[House of Commons.] Report from the Select Committee on the law
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Paterson, J. The liberty of the press, speech and public worship.
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The religious press. Dublin Rev 3rd ser 6 1881.
Hatton, J. Journalistic London. 1882.
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Croker, J. W. The Croker papers 1809–30. Ed L. J. Jennings 3 vols
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issued in connection with the Anglican Communion in Great
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Kelly, R. S. The law of newspaper libel. 1889.
O’Connor, T. P. The New Journalism. New Rev Oct 1889.
Greenwood, F. The newspaper press. Nineteenth Century May 1890.
Baker, A. The newspaper world: essays on press history and work,
past and present. 1890.
Quail, J. Our journals and journalists. Hull 1890.
Robertson Nicholl, W. James Macdonnell, journalist. 1890.
Fisher, J. R. and J. A. Strahan. The law of the press: a digest of the law
affecting newspapers in England, India and the Colonies. 1891.
Leader, J. D. Seventy-three years of progress. A history of the
Sheffield Independent from 1819 to 1892. 1892.
Massingham, H. W. The London daily press. 1892.
Oliphant, M. O. W. and F. R. Oliphant. The Victorian age of literature.
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Archer, T. The highway of letters and its echoes of famous footsteps.
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Blowitz, Henri. Journalism as a profession. Contemporary Rev Jan
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Blowitz, Henri. Reminiscences of a journalist. Contemporary Rev
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Crawford, Emily. Journalism as a profession for women,
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Cust, Henry. Tory Press and Tory Party, Nat Rev May 1893.
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nineteenth century, by expert writers. 1896.
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Wellsman, W. The local press of London. 1898.
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