Reading newspapers

The outer archives are busy

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In the 18th century newspapers reached an all-embracing readership: male and female, noble and artisan, in both town and country. Uriel Heyd examines this vibrant new print medium and investigates its political, social and cultural implications in both Britain and America.

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