Reporting Wars |
Contents
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3 NAPOLEONS MILITARY BULLETINS | 12 |
4 THE GENESIS OF NEWSPAPER WAR CORRESPONDENCE | 31 |
5 THE MIDCENTURY REVOLUTION | 52 |
6 AMERICAN BOHEMIANS | 79 |
7 THE WARS OF ITALIAN AND GERMAN UNIFICATION | 102 |
8 HERALDS OF THE IMPERIALISTIC WARS | 124 |
10 WORLD WAR I | 155 |
11 WORLD WAR II | 174 |
12 CENSORSHIP AND CONTROL | 197 |
13 OFFICIAL WAR NEWS | 217 |
14 THE PROFESSION OF WAR CORRESPONDENCE | 241 |
15 THE LITERATURE OF WAR CORRESPONDENCE | 259 |
NOTES | 295 |
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