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... success of Reveille . Is there anything to equal it , for rapid success , in the history of the newspaper industry ? Reveille was an obscure weekly journal before it was pur- chased by the Mirror , selling under 100,000 copies to the ...
... success of Reveille . Is there anything to equal it , for rapid success , in the history of the newspaper industry ? Reveille was an obscure weekly journal before it was pur- chased by the Mirror , selling under 100,000 copies to the ...
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... successful new columns . since those days - in fact I can't think of any . The reason , I think , is that London journalists are ... success , who assert that women are lazy , indiscreet , unimaginative in their work . That myth must die ...
... successful new columns . since those days - in fact I can't think of any . The reason , I think , is that London journalists are ... success , who assert that women are lazy , indiscreet , unimaginative in their work . That myth must die ...
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... success for words to express his indignation at the criticism of Army " brasshats " . " By God , I say that it is a damned disgusting , blackguardly thing ; a disgrace to the honourable craft to which I belong . He had one remedy for ...
... success for words to express his indignation at the criticism of Army " brasshats " . " By God , I say that it is a damned disgusting , blackguardly thing ; a disgrace to the honourable craft to which I belong . He had one remedy for ...
Contents
CAN A WOMAN HATCH EGGS? I | 1 |
NORTHCLIFFE DROPS A BRICK | 7 |
Lord Northcliffe facing page | 8 |
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Publish and Be Damned!: The Astonishing Story of the Daily Mirror Hugh Cudlipp No preview available - 2009 |
Publish and be Damned!: The Astonishing Story of the Daily Mirror Hugh Cudlipp No preview available - 1953 |
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