Product Description:
Experience the life story of one of America’s most influential journalists—Horace Greeley. Written by Lurton D. Ingersoll and published in 1873, this biography follows Greeley’s journey from a young printer’s apprentice to the founder of the New York Tribune, one of the leading newspapers in 19th-century America.
The book offers detailed insights into Greeley’s personal and professional development while highlighting his era's major statesmen and journalists. By exploring Greeley’s political ventures and editorial philosophies, readers gain a valuable perspective on the interplay between journalism and politics during a formative period in American history.
Specifications:
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Title: The Life of Horace Greeley, Founder of the New York Tribune
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Author: L.D. Ingersoll
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Publication Date: 1873
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Publisher: Union Publishing Company
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Format: Hardcover
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Pages: 688
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Dimensions: 9 × 6 × 2 inches
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Language: English
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Condition: Wear on cover; yellowing and spotting due to age. See photos for further details.
Wrapping Up
The Life of Horace Greeley, Founder of the New York Tribune by L.D. Ingersoll (1873) provides valuable insights into Greeley's influential role in shaping journalism during the 19th century.
This book also delves into Greeley's political connections with notable era figures, offering a unique perspective on his relationships and impact. As an authentic 1873 publication, it offers a historical value by providing a window into the perspectives surrounding journalism, politics, and social issues.
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