The Edinburgh History of Scottish Newspapers, 1850-1950 / / W. Hamish Fraser.
Presents the first comprehensive examination of daily and weekly newspapers in Scotland in the century after 1850Considers the city-based daily papers and the many local weeklies, which were the most extensively read papers throughout most of the period, containing international and national comment...
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Place / Publishing House: | Edinburgh : : Edinburgh University Press, , [2023] ©2023 |
Year of Publication: | 2023 |
Language: | English |
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Table of Contents:
- Frontmatter
- CONTENTS
- PREFACE
- Chapter One THE SCOTTISH PRESS, 1850–1900
- PAPERS FOR THE PEOPLE
- Chapter Two GLASGOW DAILIES
- Chapter Three GLASGOW’S WEEKLY PAPERS
- Chapter Four EDINBURGH: THE 1850s AND 1860s
- Chapter Five EDINBURGH’S SCOTSMAN AND ITS CHALLENGERS
- Chapter Six DUNDEE
- Chapter Seven ABERDEEN
- Chapter Eight THE NORTH-EAST COUNTIES
- Chapter Nine PERTHSHIRE, KINROSS-SHIRE AND ANGUS
- Chapter Ten LOTHIANS, FIFE AND STIRLINGSHIRE
- Chapter Eleven LANARKSHIRE AND CLYDESIDE
- Chapter Twelve AYRSHIRE, DUMFRIES, GALLOWAY AND THE BORDERS
- Chapter Thirteen HIGHLANDS AND NORTHERN ISLANDS
- MAKING A NEWSPAPER
- Chapter Fourteen PROPRIETORS, EDITORS AND JOURNALISTS
- Chapter Fifteen FILLING THE PAGES
- Chapter Sixteen GETTING IT OUT THERE
- MAKING THE NEWS
- Chapter Seventeen A LIBERAL NATION
- Chapter Eighteen NOT IRELAND
- Chapter Nineteen A PROTESTANT PEOPLE
- Chapter Twenty THE LURE OF EMPIRE
- Chapter Twenty-One SCOTTISH IDENTITY
- TWENTIETH CENTURY
- Chapter Twenty-Two THE COMPLEXITIES OF OWNERSHIP
- Chapter Twenty-Three COPING WITH THE NEW
- Chapter Twenty-Four CONCLUSION
- BIBLIOGRAPHY
- GENERAL INDEX
- INDEX OF PEOPLE