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Title Page

Preface to Revised Edition / Frank Luther Mott

Preface to First Edition / Frank Luther Mott

Contents

The Beginners 1690-1765 17

CHAPTER I. First Newspapers in "The New England" 18

CHAPTER II. Early Journalism in the Middle and Southern Colnies 41

CHAPTER III. What the First American Newspapers Were Like 60

BIBLIOGRAPHICAL NOTES For the Period 1690-1765 82

The Press in the American Revolution 1765-1783 86

CHAPTER IV. Patriots and Loyalists 88

CHAPTER V. Covering the Revolution 113

BIBLIOGRAPHICAL NOTES For the Period 1765-1783 127

The Party Press : Early Period 1783-1801 129

CHAPTER VI. Federalists and Republicans 131

CHAPTER VII. Weeklies and Magazines; the South and West 153

CHAPTER VIII. Freedom of the Press 161

BIBLIOGRAPHICAL NOTES For the Period 1783-1801 181

The Party Press : Middle Period 1801-1833 183

CHAPTER IX. The Dark Ages of Partisan Journalism 185

CHAPTER X. Political and Mercantile Newspapers 199

CHAPTER XI. Developments of the News Function 212

BIBLIOGRAPHICAL NOTES For the Period 1801-1833 228

The Party Press : Later Period 1833-1860 232

CHAPTER XII. Sunrise 234

CHAPTER XIII. Tlie Penny Press of the 1830's 247

CHAPTER XIV. The Political Newspapers 274

CHAPTER XV. Founding the Tribune and the Times 288

CHAPTER XVI. The Westward Movement of Journalism 303

CHAPTER XVII. Developments in Format and Content 313

CHAPTER XVIII. Attitudes Toward the Press 324

CHAPTER XIX. Class Papers and Magazines 338

BIBLIOGRAPHICAL NOTES For the Period 1833-1860 345

Journalism in War and Reconstruction 1860-1872 348

CHAPTER XX. Reporting the War Between the States 350

CHAPTER XXI. Editorial Criticism of the Conduct of the War 360

CHAPTER XXII. The Southern Press in the War; Reconstruction 383

CHAPTER XXIII. Dana and the Sun; News Developments 396

CHAPTER XXIV. Expansion and Development 411

BIBLIOGRAPHICAL NOTES For the Period 1860-1872 432

The Rise of the Independent Press 1872-1892 434

CHAPTER XXV. The Established Leaders of the New York Press 436

CHAPTER XXVI. Joseph Pulitzer and the New Journalism 455

CHAPTER XXVII. Rise of Evening Papers; Journalism of Leading Cities 473

CHAPTER XXVIII. Journalism in the West 486

CHAPTER XXIX. Weekly and Sunday Editions; Newspaper Content; Organizations 505

CHAPTER XXX. Mechanical and Business Phases; Government and Press 522

BIBLIOGRAPGICAL NOTES For the Period 1872-1892 542

The Rise and Fall of Yellow Journalism 1892-1914 545

CHAPTER XXXI. Yellow Journalism and the War with Spain 547

CHAPTER XXXII. The Newspaper as Leviathan 574

CHAPTER XXXIII. Great Journals and Journalists of the West 591

CHAPTER XXXIV. What the Papers Printed at the Turn of the Century 607

CHAPTER XXXV. Business and Mechanical Sides; Personnel; Relations with Government 625

BIBLIOGRAPGICAL NOTES For the Period 1892-1914 642

The Modern Newspaper 1914-1940 645

CHAPTER XXXVI. American Newspapers and the First World War 647

CHAPTER XXXVII. Consolidations and Chains 667

CHAPTER XXXVIII. Recent Changes and Developments of Famous Newspapers 683

CHAPTER XXXIX. The Tabloid Newspaper 698

CHAPTER XL. Depression, the Radio, and Pictures 707

CHAPTER XLI. Newspaper Content : Columns, Comics, News 719

CHAPTER XLII. Advertising and Circulation 745

CHAPTER XLIII. Relations with Government; Professional Developments 752

BIBLIOGRAPGICAL NOTES For the Period 1914-1940 767

Journalism in the 1940's 772

CHAPTER XLIV. Coverage of the Second World War 774

CHAPTER XLV. Government and Press 794

CHAPTER XLVI. Major Newspaper Changes 804

CHAPTER XLVII. Management Problems 813

CHAPTER XLVIII. The News and Its Status 821

BIBLIOGRAPGICAL NOTES For the Period 1940-1950 834

Index 838

[Back Cover] 871

List of Illustrations

Benjamin Franklin in 1748 4

Page 1 of Publick Occurrences 26

Page 1 of Boston Gazette, No. 3 27

Page 1 of New-York Weekly Journal, No. 23 52

Eighteenth-Century Printing Press 62

Page of Advertising from Pennsylvania Gazette 74

Tombstone Edition of Pennsylvania Journal 90

Page 1 of Rivington's New-York Gazetteer, No. 1 102

Page 1 of Massachusetts Spy, with Snake Cartoon 114

Page 1 of New-York Daily Advertiser, No. 14 135

William Cullen Bryant 205

Page 1 of New York Sun, No. 1 240

James Gordon Bennett 258

William M. Swain, Arunah S. Abell, and Azariah H. Simmons 259

Facsimile of Greeley Letter 294

Page 1 of Baltimore Sun, May 19, 1846 314

Hoe "Lightning" Press 336

Page 1 of New York Times, June 13, 1862 352

Horace Greeley 364

Edwin Lawrence Godkin, Henry J. Raymond, Joseph Medill, Whitelaw Reid, and Henry Watterson 365

Charles A. Dana 398

"Editorial Washing-Day in New York" 413

Page 1 of New York Evening Telegram, March 25, 1870 424

Page 1 of New York Herald, Feb. 1, 1885 425

Joseph Pulitzer 460

"The Great American Interviewer" 461

Henry W. Grady 482

Ottmar Mergenthaler 528

Page 1 of New York Journal, May 2, 1898 571

Edward Wyllis Scripps 581

William Randolph Hearst 582

"The Yellow Kid" 617

"Mutt and Jeff" 618

Page 1 of Stars and Stripes, Sep. 27, 1918 661

Page 1 of New York Evening Graphic, No. 30 703

Page 1 of New York Times, Nov. 11, 1918 720

Page 1 of Stars and Stripes, May 8, 1945 780

The Flag-Raising on Iwo Jima 824

The Morning After the 1948 Election 825

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