Studies in Newspaper and Periodical History, 1994 Annual Book

	Preface
1	The Great Assises Holden in Parnassus: The Reputation and Reality of Seventeenth-Century Newsbooks	3
2	"The Premier Scribbler Himself": Sir Robert Walpole and the Management of Political Opinion	19
3	Arthur Young and "Ten or a Dozen Booksellers": The Publication of the Universal Museum in 1762	35
4	Reporting a Treason Trial in 1798	45
5	The Americanization of the British Press, 1830-1914	61
6	Bunau-Varilla and the Dreyfus Case: Le Matin's Publication of the Bordereau	75
7	"You Can't Believe a Word You Read": Newspaper-reading in the British Expeditionary Force, 1914-1918	89
8	"Selling the Pass": The Daily Herald and the 1923 Docks Strike	103
	Records of the Establishment of The London Daily Advertiser in 1751	121
	Sources for Newspaper History in the National Register of Archives	139
	Newspaper Archives: A Legacy of Indifference	147
	Music Journalism and the Public Sphere in Stockholm, 1780	165
	Annual Review of Work in Newspaper History	171
	Reviews	188
	Index	221
	About the Editors and Contributors	229