Embattled Editor: The Life of Samuel BowlesThe first biography of the noted Springfield Republican editor since 1885. Co-published with the Institute for Massachusetts Studies. |
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... Republican by Samuel Bowles , Jr. , wrote a letter contrasting the father and son . The father was “ an able and fair minded editor , and no low personal abuse found place in the columns of the Republican while under his charge . " 998 ...
... Republican by Samuel Bowles , Jr. , wrote a letter contrasting the father and son . The father was “ an able and fair minded editor , and no low personal abuse found place in the columns of the Republican while under his charge . " 998 ...
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... Republican of the senior Bowles was a solid and well- respected newspaper . Its successes were gradual but readily apparent . In its first issue of January 1835 , the Republican proudly proclaimed that it had purchased its main ...
... Republican of the senior Bowles was a solid and well- respected newspaper . Its successes were gradual but readily apparent . In its first issue of January 1835 , the Republican proudly proclaimed that it had purchased its main ...
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... Republican a winner , Bowles was furious that the paper had to pay even a nominal amount in damages . He exclaimed ... Republican ! Bully for you Sam Bowles . " 16 Bowles became a hero with America's newspaper editors , who saw him as a ...
... Republican a winner , Bowles was furious that the paper had to pay even a nominal amount in damages . He exclaimed ... Republican ! Bully for you Sam Bowles . " 16 Bowles became a hero with America's newspaper editors , who saw him as a ...
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